Diner dialogues
This is an impeccable production of a play whose weaknesses outweigh its considerable strengths. It's the 1960s episode of August Wilson's Pittsburgh Cycle, tracing a century of life in the African American Hill District, and urban renewal shadows everything. (Jack Magaw's set presents this vividly.) The diner where the play takes place is nearly empty […] The post Diner dialogues appeared first on Chicago Reader.