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  • Tony Award winner Branden Jacobs-Jenkins
    Branden Jacobs-Jenkins
    / Gloria and Everybody

    …in 2018 for his drama Everybody, a contemporary take on Everyman, a 15th-century morality play that uses allegory to impart moral lessons on death and the fate of the human soul. In Jacobs-Jenkins’s intriguing reimagining, the cast members are assigned their roles via a lottery before each performance; therefore, each…

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    …in 2018 for his drama Everybody, a contemporary take on Everyman, a 15th-century morality play that uses allegory to impart moral lessons on death and the fate of the human soul. In Jacobs-Jenkins’s intriguing reimagining, the cast members are assigned their roles via a lottery before each performance; therefore, each…

    Read More