Starving

A bustling apartment stoop in a new black neighborhood in 1950s Atlanta brims with vitality and ambition, while a peek behind apartment walls reveals an intimate and steamy world of private bonds and struggles within. With a keen eye, vivid language and riotous humor, playwright S.M. Shephard-Massat captures a pivotal moment in one particular black community as it struggles over sex, shifting values, and an unknown future. Woolly Mammoth presents this world premiere, directed by Seret Scott.