Two Trains Running
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Two Trains Running is a play by August Wilson that premiered in 1990. It is part of Wilson's acclaimed ten-play cycle, with each play focusing on African American life in a different decade of the 20th century. This particular play is set in a coffeehouse during the 1960s and explores the ideals of the Black Power movement from the perspective of the late 1980s. Wilson's work is known for its lyrical dialogue and its deep exploration of the Black experience in America, often incorporating themes of music, family, and social change.12
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