Photo Flash: The Goodman Theatre's THE GOOD NEGRO
The Good Negro is a gripping new play that rips through the pages of history to uncover the human story at the heart of the 1960s American Civil Rights Movement. Tensions build in the increasingly hostile South as a trio of emerging black leaders attempts to conquer their individual demons amid death threats from the Ku Klux Klan and wire taps by the FBI. Through personal and intimate stories inspired by the political upheavals of the era, The Good Negro examines the human frailties behind the historic headlines.
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Photos courtesy of The Goodman Theatre
Rutherford (Demetrios Troy), James (Billy EuGene Jones) and Henry (Teagle F. Bougere) rouse congregants to join them for a non-violent march
Claudette (Nambi E. Kelley) and Pelzie (Tory O. Davis) face the reality of raising a child during the onset of the Civil Rights Movement
Corrine (Karen Aldridge) and James (Billy EuGene Jones) share a tender moment amongst the chaos of segregation
FBI agents Steve (Mick Weber) and Paul (John Hoogenakker) listen in to private conversations between the leaders of the movement
Henry (Teagle F. Bougere) tries to comfort James (Billy EuGene Jones) as he comes face to face with his inner demons
FBI agents Paul (John Hoogenakker) and Steve (Mick Weber) interrogate Rowe (Dan Waller)
Henry (Teagle F. Bouegre) rouses his congregation during a heated sermon
Rutherford (Demetrios Troy) becomes frustrated with his fellow leaders
Corrine (Karen Aldridge) tries to be strong for her husband while battling with his weaknesses
Pelzie (Tory O. Davis) reflects on the consequences of his involvement with the movement
Claudette (Nambi E. Kelley) struggles to free herself from a police officer (John Hoogenakker) after her daughter has been taken away
Claudette (Nambi E. Kelley) struggles with the reality of segregation
James (Billy EuGene Jones) is shown preaching to his congregation during the midst of the Civil Rights Movement
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