Exploring Race and Intimacy in 'Slave Play'

This chapter examines the provocative themes of the play 'Slave Play', focusing on race, trauma, and intimacy within interracial relationships. It discusses audience reactions, the significance of Black-only performance nights, and the challenges of representation in contemporary theater. Additionally, it reflects on the cultural impact of the play's Broadway debut and the ongoing relevance of Black artists in today's discourse on censorship and access to literature.