A Raisin in the Sun review
“Bursts with surprising warmth and optimism”
Cash Holland, Doreene Blackstock and Adiel Magaji in A Raisin in the Sun at Lyric Hammersmith, London. Photo: Ikin Yum
Rousing revival of Lorraine Hansberry’s pioneering play about a Black family navigating prejudice and poverty in the late 1950s
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