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January 26 - February 19
Dusty Loo Bon Vivant Theater
August
Wilson’s ten play cycle chronicling a century’s experience of black Americans is
one of our nation’s great theatrical accomplishments. It’s
set (as usual) in Pittsburgh, this time in 1911, in a boarding house which
serves a refuge for people on the move, making the great migration north to a
new world, a new age of industrialization, and a new identity. The play has an
astonishing range, moving forward into the future but also back to a spiritual
past, culminating in the juba, a dance which conjures the holy spirit in an
ecstatic frenzy. more...
Tickets: $30 | children 16 and under $15 |
