The inaugural production from Melting Pot KC is a barebones execution
of an interesting new play with some dynamite performances. Melting
Pot, the most recent fledgling theater company in a town that seems to
sprout small performance groups on a regular basis, was founded by
character actor and playwright Harvey Williams, who with this production
unveils a dramatic comedy called “Old School Ghetto Gospel.” The play’s
dramatic structure may be a little rough, but Williams demonstrates a
flair for comedic timing and sharp characterizations. In the play’s
dramatic moments, he also exhibits a capacity for impassioned poetic
dialogue.
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