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People Productions and the Salt Lake City Library
presents a collection of plays on the African-American experience.

- Sunday, February 12th -
Contribution by Ted Shine
Wine in the Wilderness by Alice Childress

- Sunday, February 19th -
Big Momma ’n ’Em by Phyllis Yvonne Stickney
Niggah by Carlton Bluford

- Sunday, February 26th -
Blues for an Alabama Sky by Pearl Cleage

Performed at the main Salt Lake City Library
210 East 400 South, Salt Lake City
Admission is free of charge.


 

Join People Productions for a festival of plays chronicling the black experience in America. Beginning in 2010, the Edward Lewis Theater Festival began as a conversation between a number of theater companies in the Salt Lake valley who discovered they were simultaneously performing four plays about the black experience in America. It became clear that, working together, they had a rare opportunity to offer the community an extended celebration of Black History Month. Named after People Productions’ late cofounder, Edward Lewis, the festival has become an annual event showcasing voices from across America.