Epic Journey: Trinity’s Black Odyssey Is a Powerhouse
Trinity Rep opens the new year with a play that is epic indeed: Marcus Gardley’s Black Odyssey, which transposes Homer’s story of Ulysses’ decades-long journey to come home from the […]
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October 6 @ 4:00 pm - 7:00 pmTrinity Rep opens the new year with a play that is epic indeed: Marcus Gardley’s Black Odyssey, which transposes Homer’s story of Ulysses’ decades-long journey to come home from the […]
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