Broadway Revival of 'Home' Honors Late Playwright Samm-Art Williams
Kenny Leon directs a poignant production of the 1979 play, capturing a man's journey through life's hardships and hopes.
- The revival marks the first Broadway production of 'Home' in over 40 years, coinciding with the recent death of its author.
- Directed by Kenny Leon, the play stars Tory Kittles, Brittany Inge, and Stori Ayers in a dynamic, multi-role performance.
- 'Home' tells the story of Cephus Miles, a Black farmer from North Carolina, navigating life's challenges from the rural South to New York City.
- The play's themes include racism, identity, and the enduring pull of one's roots, portrayed through poetic narration and minimalistic staging.
- Critics praise the production for its emotional depth, nuanced performances, and fitting tribute to Williams' legacy.