August Wilson Century Cycle

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August Wilson Century Cycle

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August Wilson’s Century Cycle is "one of the most ambitious dramatic projects ever undertaken," (New York Times). With it, Wilson dramatizes the African American experience and heritage in the twentieth century, with a play for each decade, almost all set in the Hill District of Pittsburgh where he grew up. Wilson’s extraordinary lifework—completed just before his death in October 2005—is presented here for the first time in its entirety in a ten-volume hardcover, slipcased edition.

The series introduction is by John Lahr, and each volume includes a foreword by a distinguished artist/writer with a unique connection to Wilson’s work: Laurence Fishburne, Samuel G. Freedman, Tony Kushner, Romulus Linney, Marion McClinton, Toni Morrison, Suzan-Lori Parks, Phylicia Rashad, Ishmael Reed and Frank Rich.

The ten plays in THE CENTURY CYCLE include:
Gem of the Ocean (1904) Foreword by Phylicia Rashad
Joe Turner’s Come and Gone (1911) Foreword by Romulus Linney
Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom (1927) Foreword by Frank Rich
The Piano Lesson (1936) Foreword by Toni Morrison
Seven Guitars (1948) Foreword by Tony Kushner
Fences (1957) Foreword by Samuel G. Freedman
Two Trains Running (1969) Foreword by Laurence Fishburne
Jitney (1977) Foreword by Ishmael Reed
King Hedley II (1985) Foreword by Marion McClinton
Radio Golf (1997) Foreword by Suzan-Lori Parks