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TRACEY PALEO, GIA ON THE MOVE (OFFICIAL PRESS)
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June 18, 2018
Recommended. Matthew Robinson’s script is thick, but his actors tackle it beautifully, giving us a taste of segregated American baseball before everything changed....
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EDWARD HONG
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June 23, 2018
A wonderful look at the rise and fall of the Negro Baseball League in America, Matthew Robinson does a great job of telling a story that I did not know well (but, now wish I did!)....
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KAT MICHELS
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June 15, 2018
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Walking into this production I thought I knew about the Negro League. I took a course in college called American History Through Baseball (coolest class ever), so I figured I was good. Turns out, my knowledge was woefully inadequate. This show assumes a pre-knowledge of the inner workings of the management and owners of the Negro Leagues. The script jumps right into an office of two people. Later they revealed to be owners, talking about someone(s) - I think a player trade and a guy to possibly invest in the league - and the fast-paced dialogue continued from there. As much as I hate a bunch of exposition right up front, this play needed some exposition right up front.
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