Bullins draws a scathing caricature of the black middle class of the early 1960s, with the titular Miss Marie (Pinkins) starring as its glittering, gaudy, and thoroughly grotesque poster child. Four decades after its premiere, this incendiary play still has the power to make audiences feel deeply uncomfortable, while simultaneously making us laugh.
The production earned Roscoe Ormand an AUDELCO award for Best Actor, and Ali Turns for Costume Design.
| Credit | Artist | Photo |
|---|---|---|
| Playwright | Ed Bullins |  |
| Director | Woodie King, Jr. |  |
| Set Designer | Ademola Olugebefola |  |
| Costume Designer | Ali Turns |  |
| Sound Designer | Bill Toles |  |
| Actor | Tonya Pinkins |  |
| Actor | Roscoe Orman |  |
| Actor | Toccarra Cash |  |
| Actor | Michael Chenevert |  |
| Actor | Ugochuckwu Anyanwu |  |
| Actor | Aaliyah Habeeb |  |
| Actor | Beethovan Oden |  |
| Actor | G. Alvarez Reid |  |
| Actor | Ashley C. Turner |  |
| Actor | Brittany N. Williams |  |
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