Set in the deep south at the end of World War I during the flu epidemic, Alice Childress’s seldom-produced masterpiece is one of American drama’s most mercilessly revealing tales of interracial love. A jewel of theatrical concision and detail, the play traces a devoted couple’s caustic confrontations with anti-miscegenation laws, vicious family racism, community disapproval and finally deadly disease and their own long-buried feelings. Awoye Timpo directs the play’s first New York production since its New York premiere in 1972.
2 hrs 30 mins (15 mins intermission)
April 28th, 2022
May 22nd, 2022
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