Apologies to Lorraine Hansberry (You Too August Wilson)
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Rachel Bublitz:
25 Aug. 2023
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A fierce and phenomenal play. It's hilarious and heartbreaking, and so unflinching and honest. ”
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Alexa Rowe:
13 Jun. 2022
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This is certainly one of my favorite plays that I would kill to see fully staged. A brilliant look into intersectionality and unabashedly unafraid to examine the microcosms within the black community and beg to question when divisions are just that-- divisions. ”
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Aaron Coleman:
20 Mar. 2022
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Hilarious, witty, bold, and ultimately deeply profound, Lynett’s daring deconstruction of the “Black play” kicks open the door to include Black folx standing at the intersection(ality) of race, ethnicity, culture, and sexuality. Her brilliant concept envisions an alternative American social order where everyone has self-segregated by race into self-governed states to ensure safe spaces. The reckoning comes from multi-racial citizens searching for where they belong. The themes are deep, but Lynett’s deft ear and humorous style make this play a joy to read from start to finish. I cannot wait to see it on stage! ”