Penumbra's 'Wine in the Wilderness' is a vivid depiction of class, gender in 1960s Harlem – Twin Cities

When she wrote “Wine in the Wilderness,” playwright Alice Childress seems to have been kind of fed up. One of the first Black women writers to have her work performed regularly in New York theaters, she’d evidently grown impatient with how Black artists, academics and intellectuals too often distanced themselves from what life was like […]

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