Wake Forest receives grant to produce plays focused on social issues

Wake Forest University has received a grant to commission and produce two original plays to be presented during the 2024 National Black Theatre Festival.  The $250,000 grant comes from the Henry Luce Foundation. It will benefit a project called “Finding Holy Ground: Performing Visions of Race and Justice in America.” The effort is a collaboration between the Wake Forest School of Divinity, the North Carolina Black Repertory Company, and Wake The Arts.

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