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Thursday, February 21, 2008 at 7:00 P.M. Byham Theater, in Pittsburgh's Downtown Cultural District! For his final Broadway score, Kurt Weill gave passionate voice to the powerful, uncompromising social indictment of apartheid South Africa. This stirring story is of two aging men — a black, country parson and a white British planter-drawn into friendship by a shared grief. The parson’s faith is challenged by his son’s unintentional murder of the planter’s son, while the planter acquires faith through the loss of his son. Sadly, the years have not diminished the timeliness of the theme, which is the tragedy of all people, whether black or white, rich or poor, young or old. “Written with theatrical virtuosity…sweep and perspective…deep, dramatic and beautiful…illuminating and memorable.” New York Times “Kurt Weill’s 1949 musical about apartheid in South Africa remains one of the most achingly lyrical scores in Broadway history.” USA Today | |||||||||||||
Leader Grace Kumalo Stephen Kumalo James Jarvis Arthur Jarvis John Kumalo Linda Absalom Kumalo Irina |
Larry J. Giddens, Jr. Linda Haston Herbert Perry Martin Giles Stephen Neely Kevin Brown Denise Sheffey Powell Eugene Perry Dzidzofe Avouglan
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The Production Team Set Designer: DANILA KOROGODSKY Costume Designer: K.J. GILMER Lighting Designer: CHRISTOPHER POPOWICH (C&C Designs)
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