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A Black and White Cookie opens in NYC, next week!
Written by Gary Morgenstein. Directed by Marcello Rollando. Starring Russell Jordan*, J. Dolan Byrnes*, Roslyn Seale*, Matt Provenza*, and Marina Rebecca Chan
In the Broadway World award-winning funny drama A BLACK AND WHITE COOKIE, Harold Wilson, a gruff, conservative African American in his late 60s finally re-opens his New York City newsstand following the pandemic lockdown. But an exorbitant rent increase forces him to close after 30 years and reluctantly retire to Florida with his niece Carol. Enter Albie Sands, an eccentric 1960s Jewish Communist, who persuades Harold to fight the landlord. Overcoming their differences, Harold and Albie form an unlikely yet powerful friendship which shows there is more that unites us than divides us.
Written by Gary Morgenstein. Directed by Marcello Rollando. Starring Russell Jordan*, J. Dolan Byrnes*, Roslyn Seale*, Matt Provenza*, and Marina Rebecca Chan
In the Broadway World award-winning funny drama A BLACK AND WHITE COOKIE, Harold Wilson, a gruff, conservative African American in his late 60s finally re-opens his New York City newsstand following the pandemic lockdown. But an exorbitant rent increase forces him to close after 30 years and reluctantly retire to Florida with his niece Carol. Enter Albie Sands, an eccentric 1960s Jewish Communist, who persuades Harold to fight the landlord. Overcoming their differences, Harold and Albie form an unlikely yet powerful friendship which shows there is more that unites us than divides us.
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A Black and White Cookie opens in NYC, next week!
Written by Gary Morgenstein. Directed by Marcello Rollando. Starring Russell Jordan*, J. Dolan Byrnes*, Roslyn Seale*, Matt Provenza*, and Marina Rebecca Chan
In the Broadway World award-winning funny drama A BLACK AND WHITE COOKIE, Harold Wilson, a gruff, conservative African American in his late 60s finally re-opens his New York City newsstand following the pandemic lockdown. But an exorbitant rent increase forces him to close after 30 years and reluctantly retire to Florida with his niece Carol. Enter Albie Sands, an eccentric 1960s Jewish Communist, who persuades Harold to fight the landlord. Overcoming their differences, Harold and Albie form an unlikely yet powerful friendship which shows there is more that unites us than divides us.
Written by Gary Morgenstein. Directed by Marcello Rollando. Starring Russell Jordan*, J. Dolan Byrnes*, Roslyn Seale*, Matt Provenza*, and Marina Rebecca Chan
In the Broadway World award-winning funny drama A BLACK AND WHITE COOKIE, Harold Wilson, a gruff, conservative African American in his late 60s finally re-opens his New York City newsstand following the pandemic lockdown. But an exorbitant rent increase forces him to close after 30 years and reluctantly retire to Florida with his niece Carol. Enter Albie Sands, an eccentric 1960s Jewish Communist, who persuades Harold to fight the landlord. Overcoming their differences, Harold and Albie form an unlikely yet powerful friendship which shows there is more that unites us than divides us.