Case Closed, a powerful new stage play adapted from the acclaimed book by Casondra Burkley, will debut at the Stafford Civic Center on November 22, 2025, at 6:00 PM. This gripping production brings to life Burkley’s remarkable true story of survival, resilience, and transformation, offering audiences an unforgettable journey from trauma to triumph.
Based on her own experiences, Case Closed follows Casondra Burkley’s path through childhood poverty, sexual violence, and the lasting scars of trauma. The play explores her struggles with faith, forgiveness, and resilience, ultimately revealing how even the deepest wounds can become stepping stones toward healing and greatness. Through raw storytelling and moving performances, the production shines a light on the power of perseverance and the possibility of redemption.
A Movement of Hope
More than just a play, Case Closed is a movement designed to inspire and uplift. To ensure that this message of healing reaches those who need it most, the production team is giving away over 500 free tickets. These tickets will be made available in October through https://www.dontwannamiss.com/
“Stories of resilience should not be a privilege,” said Casondra Burkley, author and creator of Case Closed. “We want to make sure underserved communities have access to this experience, because hope and healing belong to everyone.”
Ticket sponsorships and donations will directly support:
- Free community access to the play
- Mental health initiatives through C.O.P.E.
- The development of the upcoming film adaptation of Case Closed
About Casondra Burkley
Casondra Burkley, LCSW-S, M.Div, is a licensed clinical social worker, minister, and author who has dedicated her life to helping others find healing and purpose. Through her work, she continues to empower individuals and communities to overcome adversity and embrace hope.
