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When August Wilson succumbed to liver cancer at the age of sixty, he died a proud, successful man — a self-made man who left a legacy that will not soon be forgotten. Read More |
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August Wilson's vision of the 20th century begins with a knock at the door. Read More |
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Through August Wilson’s 20th-century cycle of plays, the playwright exposes sides of African-American experience seldom seen in mainstream theatre or popular culture. Read More |
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August Wilson asks us to imagine how Troy’s children will find their own way in a new world, discovering new values for their generation and new ways to level the playing field. Read More |
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With Fences, Wilson takes us to 1957 — a seminal year in black American history with events across the nation that presaged the coming civil rights era. Here’s a look at major events in that year. Read More |
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Playwright Lydia R. Diamond (Stick Fly) interviews Fences director Kenny Leon about his experience and relationship with August Wilson. Read the edited program-length interview. Read the full transcript. |
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