Seven Guitars

August Wilson's "Seven Guitars" returns to the Lincoln Center stage. This powerful play, set in 1948 Pittsburgh, explores the dreams and struggles of a group of friends and neighbors following the unexpected death of blues musician Floyd "Schoolboy" Barton. It's a key work in Wilson's ten-play Century Cycle, offering a deep look into the African American experience through compelling characters and rich dialogue. This production at the Mitzi E. Newhouse Theater offers a chance to see one of American theater's essential dramas. The intimate setting of the Newhouse is well-suited for the play's character-driven narrative. It's a night out for those who appreciate serious drama, historical narratives, and the enduring legacy of August Wilson's storytelling.