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More trouble on the stage.(READING BETWEEN THE HEADLINES)(Theater review)(Brief article)
ALICE CHILDRESS'S OBIE-AWARD-WINNING PLAY, Trouble in Mind, opened to positive reviews on Broadway last fall. Childress weaves complicated themes about race into a sophisticated play-within-a-play conceit. Trouble in Mind chronicles the lives of ...
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