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This was terrific! So glad I got to see it. A skewering of racial stereotypes in the Huntington’s ‘Colored Museum’ – Theater & art – The Boston Globe

Posted on April 7, 2015 by lynneweiss23

A skewering of racial stereotypes in the Huntington’s ‘Colored Museum’ – Theater & art – The Boston Globe.

Tagged with: Billy Porter, Boston, drama, George C. Wolfe, Huntington Theatre, race in literature, The Colored Museum
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This was terrific! So glad I got to see it. A skewering of racial stereotypes in the Huntington’s ‘Colored Museum’ – Theater & art – The Boston Globe