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Two Trains Running
Hardback, 112 pages ISBN: 9781559363037Publication Date:
10 Apr 2008
Size: 221mm x 143mm£25.00
First Staged:
Yale Repertory Theatre, 1990; Broadway, 1992

Two Trains Running

By August Wilson

Hardback £25.00

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Set in a small restaurant in the Pittsburgh Hill District in 1969, Two Trains Running is part of August Wilson's Century Cycle, his epic dramatisation of the African American experience in the twentieth century.

This edition includes a foreword by Laurence Fishburne, who played the part of Sterling in the original 1990 production and on Broadway.

'Wilson's struggle was to reveal the richness of black life as being both uniquely African and, at the same time, authentically American. The flawless integration of these ostensibly disparate qualities is the essence of his genius' Laurence Fishburne, from his Foreword

August Wilson's play Two Trains Running was first staged at Yale Repertory Theatre in 1990.

Hardback,112 pages ISBN: 9781559363037Publication Date:
10 Apr 2008
Size: 221mm x 143mm£25.00

Also by August Wilson:

Seven Guitars
Fences
Radio Golf
King Hedley II
Joe Turner's Come and Gone
The Piano Lesson
King Hedley II
Gem of the Ocean
Ma Rainey's Black Bottom
The Ground On Which I Stand
Radio Golf
Jitney

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