Tag Archives: Melvin Huffnagle
Full Court Press In Gablestage’s King James Is As Much About Friendship As Basketball
Trust us, the considerable verbal dribbling and turnovers in Rajiv Joseph’s season opener at Gablestage is only the top layer over the profound examination of the underlying defining themes of friendship and betrayal and returning home to find peace.
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Tagged GableStage, Gregg Weiner, King James, Melvin Huffnagle, Rajiv Joseph, Ruben Carrazana
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M Ensemble Again Does Justice To Wilson’s Two Trains Running
Langston Hughes wrote of “a dream deferred” from the elevated promontory of poetry; but the great playwright August Wilson wrote from the street what it was like living through a dream being deferred. And once again, M Ensemble captures the very essence of an era in Wilson’s Two Trains Running, honored by a cast inhabiting the vibrant array of residents and deftly orchestrated direction.
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