Self-anointed Harlem store front preacher Margaret Alexander is the leader of her flock and about to see her world crumble. Son David her church organist, is set on following in the footsteps of his father, jazz musician Luke. When the errant husband and father comes home to die, Sister Margaret finds herself losing everything but coming to terms with her own true sense of faith. From the author of Blues for Mr. Charlie.
"The characters are honestly observed, and the lines have wings and humor."- The New York Daily News...
Comic Drama
Characters: 4 male, 10 female
Compelete interior
Self-anointed Harlem store front preacher Margaret Alexander is the leader of h...
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A collection of short stories concerned with the subject of racial conflict. The title story is of a man whose hatred has its origins in a scene from ...
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