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Tony-Nominated For Colored Girls Delays Broadway Closing

The revival production, which announced a May 22 closing, has gained traction with audiences in recent weeks.

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Groundbreaking choreopoem for colored girls who have considered suicide/when the rainbow is enuf makes a powerful return to Broadway

Groundbreaking choreopoem for colored girls who have considered suicide/when the rainbow is enuf makes a powerful return to Broadway
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The Bluest Eye leads the 39th Annual Elliot Norton Awards nominations

Other nominees include “The Tempest,” “Tiny Beautiful Things" and “Teenage Dick."

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The Bluest Eye Review: Toni Morrison Would Be Proud | Arts

‘The Bluest Eye’ Review: Toni Morrison Would Be Proud | Arts | The Harvard Crimson

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Lydia Diamond stays true blue to Toni Morrison s novel at the Huntington Theatre

The playwright's adaptation of Morrison's first novel is affirmative without looking past the racism faced by their characters. Jacquinn Sinclair reviews the play.

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