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| April 28 to May 14 -- 11 Performances at the GOUGH STREET PLAYHOUSE 1620 Gough Street in San Francisco |
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| "Ain't It So..." by Charles Johnson a MET world premiere |
Two older African American couples,
born and raised in Alabama, live on
the South Side of Chicago waiting
for the husbands to retire from their
arduous factory jobs. The wives
hope to return down home, but the
husbands share a secret from the
past which stands in their way. The
playwright of this touching and
mysterious comedy-drama is an
Alabama native and a retired San
Francisco firefighter.
born and raised in Alabama, live on
the South Side of Chicago waiting
for the husbands to retire from their
arduous factory jobs. The wives
hope to return down home, but the
husbands share a secret from the
past which stands in their way. The
playwright of this touching and
mysterious comedy-drama is an
Alabama native and a retired San
Francisco firefighter.