By Zora Neale Hurston
REV-elations Series curated by Sadie Berlin
A co-production with b current Performing Arts
Reading directed by Jordan Laffrenier

Series Description:
REV-elations brings to light older and rarer plays by Black playwrights for audiences to discover. Spanning the nineteenth and twentieth centuries, these plays were created by writers from Martinique, Canada and the Deep South.

Play Description:
Best known for Their Eyes Were Watching God, Zola Neale Hurston was an accomplished and prolific dramatist. As her theatrical works are gaining popularity, we are honoured to present you with an array of hors d’oeuvres in the form of short plays she wrote for revues. From a gas station spat to supplicants gathering on Sunday, Hurston is capable of creating worlds of drama and suspense with just a few hundred words.

House Program:  REV-elations!