Atlas Performing Arts Center (Washington, DC)
Spanning a 20-year period of tumultuous social change, Seret Scott's Second Line is the story of two black college students whose lives are shaped by the stormy events of the 1960s and '70s. Bennie and JoJo are in love, but their commitment is tested by the upheaval of the civil rights movement and Vietnam.
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The last date listed for Second Line was Sunday October 26, 2008 / 3:00pm.
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This was a very emotionally moving and intelligent play. The actors were amazing as well as the direction.
I loved it.
Excellent!! need more like it!
The Atlas Performing Arts Center ("the Atlas"), the only community-based performing arts center in Washington, was created as a not-for-profit Washington D.C. corporation in November 2001. Located in a historic movie theatre complex on H Street in Near Northeast D.C., a once-vibrant corridor of the city that was devastated by riots in 1968, the Atlas formally opened its doors formally in Novemb
Spanning a 20 year period of tumultuous social change, Second Line is the story of two black college students whose lives are shaped by the stormy events of the 1960s and '70s. Although deeply in love, Bennie and JoJo find their commitment to each other challenged by tough social choices that force them to examine what they risk winning or losing by taking a stand on civil rights and Vietnam.