Hurt Village, by Katori Hall, directed by Patricia McGregor

Overview

It’s the end of a long summer in Hurt Village, a housing project in Memphis, Tennessee, and a government Hope Grant means relocation for many of the project’s residents.

A bold, gritty and devastating work, Hurt Village earned Katori Hall the prestigious Susan Smith Blackburn Prize, given annually to an outstanding female playwright.

Pictured above: Marsha Stephanie Blake in Hurt Village by Katori Hall. Photo by Joan Marcus.

 

Dates
February 7 - March 25, 2012
Running Time
2 hours 45 minutes, with a 15 minute intermission
Venue

The Romulus Linney Courtyard Theatre

Residency
   

Cast

Cornbread
Nicholas Christopher
Buggy
Corey Hawkins
Ebony
Charlie Hudson III
Tony C.
Ron Cephas Jones
Cookie
Joaquina Kalukango
Big Mama
Tonya Pinkins
Toyia
Saycon Sengbloh
Crank
Marsha Stephanie Blake
Skillet
Lloyd Watts

Creative

Scenic and Projection Design
David Gallo
Costume Design
Clint Ramos
Lighting Designer
Sarah Sidman
Sound Design and Additional Music
Robert Kaplowitz
Hair, Wig, and Make-Up Design
Cookie Jordan
Additional Music
Luqman Brown
Fight Direction
Rick Sordelet
Dialect Coach
Kate Wilson
Production Stage Manager
Jane Pole

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