Trouble in Mind

“Sharp, funny and heart-wrenching”

ReviewsNov 19, 2021by Nicole SerratoreAmerican Airlines Theatre, New York

Brandon Micheal Hall, Jessica Frances Dukes, Michael Zegen, LaChanze and Chuck Cooper Trouble in Mind at the American Airlines Theatre, New York. Photo: Joan Marcus

Alice Childress’ sly, biting satire on race in theatre that has lost none of its punch since 1955

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Nicole Serratore is a freelance journalist, theatre critic, and attorney from New York City. She has written for the New York Times, Variety, the Village Voice, American Theatre magazine, TDF Stages, Flavorpill, and The Craptacular. She is Managing Editor of Exeunt NYC

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