
David Mamet's new play, which has a provocative four-letter word of a title, starts performances on Broadway tonight at the Ethel Barrymore Theatre.
The four-person Race stars James Spader (
Boston Legal), David Alan Grier (
In Living Color, Broadway's
A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum), Kerry Washington (
The Last King of Scotland,
Ray), and Richard Thomas (TV's
The Waltons, Broadway's
Democracy) and is directed by Mamet, in his Broadway directorial debut. The play is about a law firm - made up of two black lawyers and one white one - who have the opportunity to defend a white man charged of a crime against a young black woman. The production will have its official Broadway opening at the Barrymore on December 6.
Labels: David Mamet, James Spader, Kerry Washington, Race
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