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  • Lynn Nottage, 2018
    Lynn Nottage
    / Career breakthrough: Intimate Apparel, Ruined, and By the Way, Meet Vera Stark

    …to satire in 2011 with By the Way, Meet Vera Stark, a play set in 1930s Hollywood that explores the lives of Black actresses working in the film industry’s exploitative studio system. In 2019 Nottage told Slate that she wrote Vera Stark at the same time as Ruined. “I very…

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    …to satire in 2011 with By the Way, Meet Vera Stark, a play set in 1930s Hollywood that explores the lives of Black actresses working in the film industry’s exploitative studio system. In 2019 Nottage told Slate that she wrote Vera Stark at the same time as Ruined. “I very…

    Read More