In weaving this double narrative spanning more than a century, Morisseau peels back layer after layer on the struggles of Black women in America and their “damned-if-you-do” existence that, at ...

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The Civil War gave birth to America 2.0, with formerly rogue abolitionists ascending to the new normal, while defeated Confederates joined the loyalists in the loser’s box of U.S. history.

As with the Black experience in full, laughter, tears and abject horror stroll hand in hand in “Confederates.” It’s a thrilling time in the theater.

There is much to love and learn in “Confederates,” Detroit native and Tony-nominated playwright Dominique Morisseau’s thoughtful deep dive into racism and gender bias in the dual American ...