Mr Coleman
One of my favorite plays has to be Clybourne Park.
Also, If you can find the rights to
The Rolling Stone by Chris Urch, It is an amazing piece of work, but very much for a school that doesn't mind taking on a topic that most would shy away from.
Best of Luck!
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Original Message:
Sent: 09-06-2020 17:11
From: Stanley Coleman
Subject: Looking for Black Issue Plays
Thanks, Ken. I've come across that title before. I'll give it a read. Have a great year.
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Stanley Coleman
Eugene OR
Original Message:
Sent: 09-04-2020 13:31
From: Ken Buswell
Subject: Looking for Black Issue Plays
Fairview by Jackie Siblies Drury is brilliant and challenging in so many ways. For the cast you would need three black women, one black man, two white men and two white women.
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Ken Buswell
Drama Teacher
Peachtree City, GA
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Original Message:
Sent: 09-04-2020 12:30
From: Stanley Coleman
Subject: Looking for Black Issue Plays
I'm looking for full length plays about the Black experience to be performed by college students. I don't have access to many Black students. So plays with 2-3 African-American actors would be ideal. The number of white characters in the plays doesn't matter. I would appreciate all suggestions from anyone. Thank you.
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