ALI WADUD   


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Plays by Ali Wadud

ALI WADUD
Companions Of The Fire
1st Produced:
Negro Ensemble Company, NY
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Company:
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1st Published:
Dramatists Play Service, NY,
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Genre:
comedy/drama
One Act
Parts:
Male
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Female
1
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Synopsis:
The story involves the liaison between a Harlem woman, who is a bit older, and plumper, than she would like others to notice, and the younger man she has picked up in the park. It is her birthday, and they have come to her apartment for, she hopes, a night of unbridled passion. But her guest proves to be more than she has bargained for; a self-styled orator and revolutionary "genius," whose mission is to "save" the black race. At first, she tries to humor him into a more relaxed and receptive mood, but gradually she becomes aware that her visitor is not only very intense but perhaps slightly unbalanced as well. And, despite her unsatisfied needs, she determines to send him on his waya decision which brings on a telling, revealing exchange and for the lady, a sense of self-respect she thought she had long since lost.
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ALI WADUD
Kingdom
1st Produced:
NEC Season-within-a-Season, New York
1976
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ISBN
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Genre:
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Play/Drama
Parts:
Male
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Female
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Parts Other:
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Notes:
A young black man who has killed a policeman for brutaliz-ing a black woman during a St. Louis race riot in 1968, and who has been shot himself, seeks help at the house of two sisters-Townsend Brewster, Newsletter of the Harlem Cultural Council, vol. 2, n
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