Episode 99: Exploding the Canon with Classix

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The Classix project is working to, as they put it, "explode the classical canon through an exploration of Black performance history and dramatic works by Black writers." Two members of the Classix team – director Dominique Rider and dramaturg Arminda Thomas – join us to talk about their work and how they're sharing essential works from Black theatre history with new audiences.

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