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Pulitzer Nominee Yellowman at Fountain Theatre

Fountain Theatre (5060 Fountain Ave Los Angeles, CA 90029)
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4.8 by 31 members
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Nominated for the Pulitzer Prize in Drama in 2002, Dael Orlandersmith's Yellowman is a provocative exploration of racism within the Black community. This critically acclaimed production is an LA Times Critic's Choice, LA Weekly Pick of the Week and Back Stage West Critic's Pick.

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The last date listed for Yellowman was Friday July 22, 2005 / 8:00pm.

5060 Fountain Ave
Los Angeles, CA 90029
323-663-1525 box office
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3 Goldstar Member Reviews

Tommy
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Absolutely stunning....entertaining as well as educational and good preparation for today's teens as they become socially responsible and involved.
Written on Jul 01 2005

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Intellegent, emotional and thought provoking.
Written on May 20 2005

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The best acting I've ever seen. Beautiful executed! An amazing story that needed to be told. Captivating from start to finish. Every seat in the theater is a great seat.
Written on May 13 2005

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Quotes & Highlights

  • "Pitch perfect! Poetically charged! There's not a weak link in this formidable production. Butler and Henry are simply virtuosic. Perfectly focused and poignant, their performances are indelible." Los Angeles Times
  • "Brilliant! A riveting, thoughtful and touching exploration wonderfully well-performed by talented actors." Hollywood Reporter

Description

After acclaimed runs at Manhattan Theatre Club, Arena Stage, Long Wharf, McCarter, Wilma, Berkeley Rep and other regional theatres, the Fountain Theatre is honored to premiere Dael Orlandersmith's celebrated play Yellowman in Southern California.

Alma, a dark-skinned African-American woman, and her childhood friend Eugene, a light-skinned African-American man, have been life-long friends; yet when their friendship turns to love, the different colors of their skin raise obstacles that become insurmountable. Are we on the inside what we appear to be on the outside? Are we all ultimately victims of the biases and prejudices of our parents, our community, no matter what color our skin?

Directed by Shirley Jo Finney
Starring Chris Butler and Deidrie Henry
Pproduced by Bennett Bradley