Mud Row Digs Into the Tangled Roots of One Family’s History

Mud Row digs into the tangled roots of one family’s history

Remy Bumppo's production features excellent performances, but Dominique Morisseau's story feels overstuffed with themes.

Review: ‘Mud Row’ encapsulates the universal experience of Black families and the conflict that tears many apart

Set in a historically Black neighborhood in West Chester, Pennsylvania, the Remy Bumppo production tells the story of two generations of sisters navigating their own opposing personalities and ideologies, while maintaining ownership of a home passed down from their foremothers.

Review: In Remy Bumppo Theatre’s ‘Mud Row,’ shifting between the civil rights era and now

Dominique Morisseau’s play is set in the living room of a house in a historically Black neighborhood in Pennsylvania, spanning two generations.