“Zion,” Beverly Trader’s epic play with music, depicts the 30-year struggle of parishioners in Marietta, Ga., to establish one of the earliest black churches in the United States. The play, a sprawling hybrid of historical drama and gospel pageantry, begins in 1836 and spans the Civil War.
| Credit | Artist | Photo |
|---|---|---|
| Playwright | Beverly Trader Austin |  |
| Director | Thomas Jones II |  |
| Musical Director | Uzee Brown Jr. |  |
| Stage Manager | Lisa Watson |  |
| Set Designer | Richard Harmon |  |
| Lighting Designer | Richard Harmon | |
| Costume Designer | Gregory Glenn | |
| Sound Designer | Carmen Griffin | |
| Props | Jacqui Casto |  |
| Actor | David Edwards |  |
| Actor | John D. Fitzgibbon |  |
| Actor | L. J. Ganser |  |
| Actor | Roberta Illg | |
| Actor | Maurice Langley |  |
| Actor | Kathleen J. Masterson |  |
| Actor | Ron Richardson |  |
| Actor | Phyllis Yvonne Stickney |  |
| Actor | Michelle-Denise Woods | |
All 1991-92 Season productions: