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  • AMERICAN THEATRE

    EDITOR’S NOTE

    Feb 25, 2019 2 minutes
    —ROB WEINERT-KENDT

    of Los Angeles’s Music Center, chatting and smoking with the greatest of American playwrights, August Wilson, for an interview for . A key theme emerged as we spoke, as it did throughout his work and in his iconic speech at Theatre Communications Group’s 1996 conference, “The Ground on Which I Stand”: Black life in the U.S. is sufficient unto itself by every

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