August Wilson's Seven Guitars

August Wilson's Seven Guitars is a powerful entry in his "Century Cycle," exploring the dreams and struggles of Black Americans in post-World War II Pittsburgh. This production brings Wilson's lyrical dialogue and complex characters to life, focusing on blues musician Floyd "Schoolboy" Barton and his circle as they grapple with ambition, injustice, and the search for dignity. It's a play that resonates deeply with themes of community and resilience. Catch August Wilson's Seven Guitars on Saturday, December 12, at the Mitzi E. Newhouse Theater within Lincoln Center in New York, NY. This intimate theater setting is well-suited for the play's character-driven narrative, offering an engaging experience for those who appreciate classic American drama and thought-provoking storytelling.