Terrific Ensemble Brings Eloquent Humor, Pathos to “Two Trains Running”
Like any play that seriously deals with the history of race relations in America, “Two Trains Running” has dark moments. Many of the African-American characters in the late August Wilson’s play, who are gathered in a Pittsburgh diner in 1969, feel a sense of grievance over the past wrongs they’ve suffered. And yet, director Chuck […]
