Culture and Region As Told Through Props: East Texas Hot Links
Throughout the run of East Texas Hot Links, one moment continually elicits a strong audience response: Roy Moore – played by Kelvin Roston Jr. Read More
Throughout the run of East Texas Hot Links, one moment continually elicits a strong audience response: Roy Moore – played by Kelvin Roston Jr. Read More
Photo of Alfred H. Wilson, Willie B., Geno Walker, Kelvin Roston Jr., Juwan Lockett, and AnJi White by Michael Brosilow. East Texas Hot Links… Read More
Photo of Charles Newell by Joe Mazza. Exciting news! Senior Artistic Consultant Charles Newell will receive a Special Award at the 56th Anniversary Equity… Read More
Set model by Jack Magaw; photo by Joe Mazza. In East Texas Hot Links, place is just as important as people. Set in the… Read More
Photo of Po’ Monkey’s juke joint in Merigold, Mississippi; photo by James Patterson for The New York Times. “From the road,… Read More
Court’s production of East Texas Hot Links is dedicated to James Byrd Jr. (1949–1998). On June 7, 1998, Byrd—a Black man—was brutally murdered by… Read More
Eugene Lee’s East Texas Hot Links is a Pulitzer Prize-nominated play that examines the intricacies of Black rural life during the Jim Crow era—a… Read More
Photo of Kelvin Roston Jr., Alfred H. Wilson, Geno Walker, Willie B., Juwan Lockett, A.C. Smith, AnJi White, and David Dowd by Michael Brosilow. Check… Read More
Photo of Alfred H. Wilson, Willie B., AnJi White, Geno Walker, Kelvin Roston Jr., and Juwan Lockett by Michael Brosilow. Guide students to compare and… Read More
Photo of Alfred H. Wilson, Willie B., AnJi White, Geno Walker, Kelvin Roston Jr., and Juwan Lockett by Michael Brosilow. Invite students to consider how… Read More