Nathan Louis Jackson, KC Repertory resident playwright interview by Robert Trussell

Something historic happened in early 2010. That’s when Kansas City audiences got their first look at “Broke-ology,” a play that had just been produced by Lincoln Center in New York. It told the story of an African-American family — two brothers and their aging father, whose body has started to fail him and who is haunted by the memory of his late wife. Family dramas are hardly unusual, but the writer and the setting made the show unique.

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