In April of 2005, the play “Radio Golf” made its world premiere on the Yale Repstage. Two months later, the author – Pulitzer Prize-winner August Wilson – wasdiagnosed with an aggressive form of liver cancer. The play rounded out Wilson’s “century cycle,” which depicted Black life in 1900sAmerica. Like “Radio Golf,” most of the plays […]
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