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| Sam Kebede |
The written introduction to this play (a note on casting, not actually part of the play script) is by itself a monologue that is worthy of performance.
Kebede’s outrageous satire on white power and global dominance is hilarious from beginning to end, first describing the Illuminati’s millennia long mission to destroy the black race, which evolves into a take on Kafka’s Metamorphosis in which a poor which man wakes up one morning to discover he is a black stereotype, with everything ugly you can metaphorically derive from that.
Who should I read tomorrow?
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