North Raleigh Arts And Creative Theatre Presents BY THE WAY, MEET VERA STARK
It's The Golden Age of Hollywood, and the streets of Los Angeles teem with aspiring starlets. When Vera Stark-maid to "America's Sweetie Pie," Gloria Mitchell-lands a groundbreaking role in an antebellum epic, she turns Hollywood on its head and paves the way for future generations of Black actresses. Seventy years later, film buffs still wrestle with the life and legacy of this controversial star, for whom fame and fortune could only be achieved by joining the apparatus of a deeply racist industry. Hilarious and incisive, two-time Pulitzer Prize-winner Lynn Nottage's screwball comedy is sly satire at its most urgent and satisfying.
Director: Tina Morris-Anderson
September 14-30
Show Times:
Fridays and Saturdays: 8PM
Sundays: 3PM
Tickets $22-$18
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