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A raisin in the sun, Or fester like a sore—And then run?

Unfulfilled dreams and a sense of prophecy involving a literal Brother's Keeper.

A military courtroom drama questioning the complicity of institutional structures.

The intersection of personal desires and political realities in a 1960s setting.

Question of legacy and identity within the framework of an auction of historical artifacts.

A salon turned battleground for identity, marriage, and the diaspora.

A daughter's return home to escape her failing singing career intersects with the Civil Rights Movement.

An examination of a man's life through the eyes of seven women bearing his child's name.

A reflection on historical trauma, legacy, and a doll's house connecting generations.

The exploration of Black masculinity within the confines of a Memphis diner set to be demolished.

A three-part examination of the African American female experience from Reconstruction through the 20th century.

An abstract portrayal of Harlem life and Black America using an innovative mix of poetry, jazz music, and dance.

A testament to the resilience and hardships of African American women across different eras through the conceit of hats.

A complex tale of a Black family navigating social change in Pittsburgh's Hill District spanning from the 1910s to the 1990s.

A powerful critique of the commercialization of Black pain through a reality TV framework.

The conflict and tension of a southern African American family after the matriarch's death.

A dramatic exploration of racial dynamics set in Martha's Vineyard, where an affluent black family gathers.

A one-woman show reflecting on Black womanhood through the perspectives of 29 characters.

An Afrocentric theatrical performance reflecting upon the lives of an ensemble cast of 11 women.

The struggle of two estranged brothers reconnecting through a scrappy urban landscape.

A day in the life of African American women in Los Angeles preparing for a big event - a boxing match.

The dissection of a strained father-son relationship set in a barbershop.

A biting satire on culture and race featuring a black artist who gains success in the white art world.

Reflecting on Black patriotism through the lens of the Tuskegee Airmen in World War II.