From David Dewitt’s NY Times Review, April 12, 2000
Mr. Simon’s script imagines a 1963 morning before Baldwin and his colleagues — the playwright Lorraine Hansberry, the performer Harry Belafonte and the singer Lena Horne — will meet with Robert F. Kennedy, the United States attorney general. ”What shall I wear to meet the man?” Baldwin coos, echoing the title of one of his most serious and horrific short stories. It’s a disarming reference because Baldwin is so plainly excited; Kennedy, he says, ”is so manly.”
| Credit | Artist | Photo |
|---|---|---|
| Playwright | Howard Simon |  |
| Director | Chuck Patterson |  |
| Stage Manager | Jacqui Casto |  |
| Set Designer | Terry Chandler | |
| Lighting Designer | Antoinette Tynes |  |
| Costume Designer | Anita Ellis | |
| Sound Designer | Sean O’Halloran |  |
| Props | Laura Johnston |  |
| Actor | Charles Reese |  |
| Actor | Forest McClendon |  |
All 1999-00 Season productions: