US EditionPenumbra Theatre: A Legacy of Black Art, Struggle, and Resilience
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Penumbra Theatre: A Legacy of Black Art, Struggle, and Resilience
In Paradise Blue, a drama by Dominique Morisseau recently staged at Penumbra Theatre, there is a telling moment that demonstrates what theater can do for all participants, performers, and audiences. The play features several characters connected to Paradise, a jazz club located in Detroit’s Black Bottom neighborhood in 1949. It opens with Pumpkin, who helps run the club with her romantic partner, Blue, reading poetry to herself and rehearsing th…
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