Blues for an Alabama Sky, National Theatre review - superb cast and production for this period hit
Pearl Cleage's play about thwarted dreams in Prohibition Harlem gets a stellar revival. Theatre review by Helen Hawkins
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Pearl Cleage's play about thwarted dreams in Prohibition Harlem gets a stellar revival. Theatre review by Helen Hawkins
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Lynette Linton, artistic director of the Bush Theatre, makes her National Theatre directing debut.
The characters in Pearl Cleage’s “Blues for an Alabama Sky” are caught somewhere between the creative, hopeful heaven of the Harlem Renaissance and the hellish economic collapse of the Great
LOS ANGELES — Prolific playwright, journalist, novelist, arts and civic leader Pearl Cleage (pronounced “Cleg”) is based in Atlanta, where she also served as a speechwriter for former Mayor Maynard Jackson, and later became his first press secretary.