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8220Thugh New York remains the de facto capital
of American theater, much of the most daring and
interesting work today is done by regional
theaters. This is doubly true of plays by African
American authors, who, despite a few notable
exceptions (August Wilson, George C. Wolfe),
suffer under a commercial apartheid that keeps
black plays off Broadway. Of necessity, African
American theater artists have to create their own
venues from the ground up. This wide-ranging
anthology edited by the founder of the New
Federal Theater celebrates the work of that
company's black-owned, black-run peers by
presenting work by 11 dramatists. Among the most
interesting are Jeff Stetson's moving The
Meeting, which imagines a meeting between Malcolm
X and Martin Luther King Jr., and Shauneille
Perry's fascinating updating of In Dahomey, the
1903 musical hit that was the first 'all-Black
show' on Broadway.8221- Jack Helbig, Booklist