Sally: A Solo Play

This historical drama takes place at Monticello during the final days of Thomas Jefferson's life. The story focuses on Sally Hemings, who attempts to secure a permanent guarantee that Jefferson will fulfill his promise to grant their children their freedom. As family tensions increase, Sally must fight to ensure this liberation is finalized.

The film was directed by Megan Matier and written by Sandra Seaton. It features Sabrina Sloan in a central role, portraying not only Sally Hemings but also several other characters, including Jefferson, his daughter Martha, and James, the brother of Sally. J. Nycole Ralph appears as the understudy for the lead role. The production was a collaboration between WKAR-TV and the Wharton Center for Performing Arts, resulting in a feature with a runtime of 80 minutes.