See it if Playwright James Earl Hardy explores the experiences of African-American gay men with tenderness & brutal honesty.
Don't see it if If you prefer musicals then skip this one. Read more
See it if You want to support black gay drama, good or bad
Don't see it if You want a polished production. The show is slow and dull.
"Overall, the production has the rough-hewn quality that is typical of a festival entry of this sort. But if you are patient and attentive to everything as it unfolds, you may find yourself quite taken with the story of Mitchell and Raheim and of the lives being depicted."
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Can a 27-year-old Black gay professional journalist and a 21-year-old Blatino bicycle messenger with an out of wedlock son find love and happiness together in Brooklyn? That is the crux of author James Earl Hardy’s compelling class-conscious drama "B-Boy Blues The Play," where all of its characters are confident of their varied sexuality.
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