True Colors will read three plays this spring... Play Readings begin at 7pm each evening. All readings are free and open to the public, however, these plays contain some adult language and are not suitable for children under 12.

Monday, March 26, St. James Infirmary by Brian Tucker, directed by Derrick Sanders
From those who sold their soul to the devil, the devil has come to collect. A bluesy noir examination of the lives of gamblers, thieves, and ladies of the night.

Tuesday, March 27, Ain't Supposed to Die a Natural Death by Melvin Van Peebles, directed by Kenny Leon, Music directed by J. Michael
A gutsy, lusty study of American inner-city life, Ain’t Supposed to Die explodes with funk-inflected song, politically outspoken and emotionally charged monologues. Originally incepted in 1971, the trend-setting work is credited as the impetus of the choreopoem, spoken word and rap music art forms as we know them today.

Wednesday, March 28, Brownie Points by Janece Shaffer, directed by Todd Kreidler
Which is more powerful: The shared experience of motherhood, or the divisiveness of racism? Five mothers are forced to face their ignorance, fears and good intentions, while navigating the worlds of judgment and tolerance.

Free and open to the public, we hope to see you there!
March 26 - 28, 2007, nightly at 7pm
Southwest Arts Center
915 New Hope Road SW
Atlanta, GA 30331
404.505.3220