Black Theatre Troupe takes an intimate and moving look at the struggle to break the trappings of poverty in BROKE-OLOGY, the acclaimed play from Nathan Louis Jackson on February 10 - 26, 2017 at the Helen K. Mason Performing Arts Center, 1333 E. Washington St. Phoenix, AZ 85034.
Tickets for BROKE-OLOGY are $36 and are on sale at http://www.blacktheatretroupe.org or by calling 602-258-8129.
Written by Nathan Louis Jackson, who fine-tuned his play while a student at the famed Julliard School in NYC. Jackson based BROKE-OLOGY on his experiences growing up in an impoverished neighborhood in Kansas City. The play was workshopped at Julliard, then went on to phenomenal success, opening at Lincoln Center shortly after Jackson's graduation from Julliard.
Black Theatre Troupe's production of BROKE-OLOGY will be directed by Anthony Runfola and features Christopher Dozier as Malcolm, Rapheal Hamilton as Ennis, Melvina Jones as Sonia, and Mike Traylor as William.
BROKE-OLOGY premiered at the Williamstown Theater in July 2008 and Lincoln Center in 2009. This will be the first presentation of BROKE-OLOGY at Black Theatre Troupe.
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