"Like maybe you think you're really liberal so you decide to go into some field where you can help minority students. So you go to graduate school. But when you get there, you meet people who are a lot smarter than you, and also a lot more abrasive than you, and they point out that your desire to help minority students doesn't have anything to do with a sense of justice or fair play. Instead it stems from your 'plantation mentality'. Your paternalism. Your desire to help the noble savage." Rebecca Gilman's play probes latent racism in a white liberal institution.T016967658Supported by the American Friends of The Royal Court Theatre.Director Dominic Cooke. Design John Stevenson. Lighting Johanna Town. Sound Paul Arditti. Performer Susan Engel. Performer Emma Fielding. Performer Jordan Frieda. Performer Mido Hamada. Performer David Horovitch. Performer Robert Bowman. Performer Fred Ridgeway. | |
| 5 Jan 01 to 27 Jan 01 | Royal Court - Jerwood Theatre, West End :: V411 listing details L2113075107 |
