Race & Law at True Colors Theatre

Myke Johns | WABE

February 26th, 2014

Actor Tiffany Hobbs in True Colors Theatre Company’s production of David Mamet’s Race

Josh Lamkin

True Colors' panel on Race
(L to R) Rabbi Alvin Sugarman, Congressman John Lewis, moderator David Vigilante, Senator Jason Carter, & M. Alexis Scott on True Colors’ panel on Race at Druid Hills Presbyterian Church. – CREDIT MYKE JOHNS / WABE

Discussions about race and racial inequality can be difficult to have. And True Colors Theatre Company is purposefully trying to start those conversations, both on-stage and off. The company recently hosted a panel discussion on race and the law in advance of their production of David Mamet’s play Race. WABE’s Myke Johns sat down with the show’s director, John Dillon, and with the panel’s moderator David Vigilante, who is Vice President of Legal at CNN.

True Colors Theatre’s production of Race is onstage now at the Southwest Art Center through March 23. Video of the panel will be linked when it is available.

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