Showtimes
- 2016
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- Sun, Apr 107:30pm
- Apr 11
- Tue, Apr 127:30pm
- Wed, Apr 137:30pm
- Thu, Apr 147:30pm
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- Sat, Apr 168:00pm
- Sun, Apr 172:00pm7:30pm
- Apr 18
- Tue, Apr 197:30pm
- Wed, Apr 2010:30am7:30pm
- Thu, Apr 217:30pm
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- Sun, Apr 242:00pm7:30pm
- Apr 25
- Tue, Apr 267:30pm
- Wed, Apr 2710:30am7:30pm
- Thu, Apr 287:30pm
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- Sun, May 12:00pm7:30pm
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About
By August Wilson
Troy Maxson is a former Negro League homerun king forced into retirement before Jackie Robinson broke the color barrier in 1946. It’s now a decade later, and he struggles as a Pittsburgh garbage man – barely making ends meet. His youngest son, Cory, is a promising high school football star who bears the brunt of the devils that only Troy can see. Winner of the 1987 Pulitzer Prize for Drama, August Wilson’s Fences explores the evolving African-American experience on the brink of the Civil Rights Movement.
Presented by VF Corporation
SPECIAL EVENTS IN COLLABORATION WITH
THE INTERNATIONAL CIVIL RIGHTS CENTER AND MUSEUM
(these events will take place at the ICRCM, 134 South Elm Street)
Saturday, April 16 - Documentary Screening: "The Ground on Which I Stand"
12:00 p.m. | FREE
Saturday, April 23 - Panel Discussion: August Wilson's FENCES and Cash Crop
2:00 p.m. | FREE
