<DIV><p><I>Five plays by the award-winning Native playwright</I></p><p>When leading Assiniboine playwright Wil-liam S. Yellow Robe, Jr., began his theatrical career, few roles existed for American Indians. So he wrote his own plays, creating parts for himself and other Native actors.</p><p><I>Where the Pavement Ends</I> contains five of Yellow Robe’s most poignant and powerful plays: <I>The Star Quilter, The Body Guards, Rez Politics, The Council</I>, and<I> Sneaky</I>. Written in the 1980s and 1990s and based on his experiences on the Fort Peck reservation, these plays explore American Indian experience, from Indian-white relations to ecology and identity. Combining raw reservation reality with subtle humor, their unique perspective on humanity remains fresh today.</p><p><B></B></p></DIV>