From John Corry’s NY Times Review, Friday July 24, 1981
‘STEAL AWAY,” the new play by Ramona King at the New Federal Theater, is as warm and friendly as a church supper. In fact, it is about the kind of women who frequently run church suppers: respectable, cheerful and sturdy, and, when they have to be, tough as nails. In ”Steal Away,” they are black women in Chicago in the 1930’s, and what they do, all in a good cause, is to turn to crime. Needless to say, they do not lose a trace of their respectability or cheerfulness when they do.
| Credit | Artist | Photo |
|---|---|---|
| Playwright | Ramona King |  |
| Director | Anderson Johnson |  |
| Set Designer | Llewellyn Harrison |  |
| Lighting Designer | Shirley Prendergast |  |
| Costume Designer | Judy Dearing |  |
| Actor | Joyce Sylvester |  |
| Actor | Minnie Gentry |  |
| Actor | Beatrice Winde |  |
| Actor | Estelle Evans |  |
| Actor | Juanita Clark |  |
| Actor | Dorothi Fox |  |
All 1981-82 Season productions: