Experimental, allegorical and angry, Dutchman is set on a New York City subway train, where Lula, a young white woman, strikes up a conversation with Clay, a young middle-class black man. As the play unspools, she goads him, with liberal righteousness, into releasing the anger that, as a black man, he must surely be harboring. Dutchman is an allusion to The Dutch East India Company, a leading operator of slave ships during the 17th century, whose flagship, tradition holds, was named Flying Dutchman .
| Credit | Artist | Photo |
|---|---|---|
| Playwright | Amiri Baraka |  |
| Director | Woodie King, Jr. |  |
| Set Designer | Chris Cumberbatch |  |
| Lighting Designer | Antoinette Tynes |  |
| Costume Designer | Carolyn Adams |  |
| Sound Designer | Bill Toles |  |
| Actor | Ryan Jillian Kilpatrick |  |
| Actor | Michael Alcide |  |
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