The Conjure Man Dies was one of the first detective novels written by an African American author, featuring only black characters, published in 1932. Two years after the author died in 1934, it was adapted to a stage play by Arna Bontemps and Countee Cullen and produced under the auspices of the Federal Theater Project in Harlem.
| Credit | Artist | Photo |
|---|---|---|
| Playwright | Rudolph Fisher |  |
| Director | Clinton Turner Davis |  |
| Stage Manager | Ken Hall |  |
| Set Designer | Kent Hoffman |  |
| Lighting Designer | Shirley Prendergast |  |
| Costume Designer | Evelyn Nelson |  |
| Sound Designer | Sean O’Halloran |  |
| Props | Sara Goza |  |
| Actor | Christine Campbell |  |
| Actor | Kevin Free |  |
| Actor | Marcuis Harris |  |
| Actor | Cat Jagar |  |
| Actor | Everton Lawrence |  |
| Actor | Curtis McClarin |  |
| Actor | Eric McLendon |  |
| Actor | Justice Pratt |  |
| Actor | Esau Pritchett |  |
| Actor | Edward Washington |  |
| Actor | Tee C. Williams | |
All 2000-01 Season productions: