Radio Golf at American Stage Theatre Company

Harmond Wilks is a real estate developer poised to become Pittsburgh’s first African-American Mayor. He is also on the verge of clinching a lucrative land deal: if the government declares the Hill District as “blighted” – including Aunt Esther’s house on 1839 Wylie – a lot of federal money will be made available to Harmond and his partners. But as he steps into political prominence, his plans collide with his past, and August Wilson’s 10th and final play shows how, in the rush to progress, the past is never too far behind.