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Talking Skeleton Crew and Word Becomes Flesh on WETA's Around Town

Chris Klimek

With the return of theatre season comes the return of me trying semi-convincingly to smile on command! Robert Aubry Davis, Jane Horwitz,and I have shot a new batch of short Around Town segments discussing a great pair of shows I reviewed for the Washington City Paper last month, Studio Theatre’s production of Skeleton Crew byDominique Morisseau and Theatre Alliance’s remount of their Helen Hayes Award-winning 2016 version of Marc Bamuthi Joseph Word Becomes Flesh. How to embed those videos here eludes me because I’m an analog guy, but I’ve got links.

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categories TV
tags theatre, WETA Around Town, Jane Horwtiz, Robert Aubry Davis, Marc Bamuthi Joseph, Theatre Alliance, The Studio Theatre, Dominque Morisseau

Wake Up: Studio's Skeleton Crew and Theatre Alliance's Word Becomes Flesh, reviewed.

Chris Klimek

Caroline Stefanie Clay and Tyee Tilghman in Skeleton Crew. (Teresa Wood)

Caroline Stefanie Clay and Tyee Tilghman in Skeleton Crew. (Teresa Wood)

You've got two, two, two big shows written by and starring people of color up in the District just now: Skeleton Crew, the third entry in Dominique Morisseau's Detroit series, has the same concerns as Lynne Nottage's Pulitzer Prize-winning Sweat but it's a better play, and Studio Theatre's production is built to last. And Psalmayene 24's multi Helen Hayes Award-winning production of Marc Bamuthi Joseph's Word Becomes Flesh is back at Theatre Alliance for a remount starring the same superb cast it did last year. I review both in this week's Washington City Paper. For which I also wrote the cover story, for some reason. It's not like I get paid by the word, people.

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categories theatre
tags Washington City Paper, The Studio Theatre, Theatre Alliance, Psalmayene 24, Marc Bamuthi Joseph, Dominque Morisseau, Patricia McGregor, Caroline Stefanie Clay, Jason Bowen, Shannon Dorsey, Tyee Tlghman, Justin Weaks, Clayton Pelham Jr., Chris Lane, Louis E. Davis, Gary L. Perkins III