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| Event Date/Time | May 4, 2012 to May 20, 2012
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| Description |
The year is 1953 in the Harlem apartment of Negro writer Langston Hughes. He sits to write a poem. Exposed, guilt-ridden and fearful of the coming day, he confesses how he intends to answer McCarthy's accusations on being a communist. As he tells the story of what he's written and why, and of his difficult and wonderful life as a writer, the poem continues to grow and clarify as a thing with a life of its own, and together they reveal a portrait of an artist faced with his fears and regrets before the greatest ordeal of his life. |
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| Cost | $18-$30 | ||||
| Location |
Guthrie |
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