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The best seat in the house isn't in the house

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WHO'S WHO in the CAST
CHARLES S. DUTTON (Boy Willie) appeared on Broadway as Levee in MaRainey's Black Bottom (a role he originated at the Yale Repertory Theatre), earning him Tony and Outer Critics' Circle Award nominations and winning Drama Desk and Theatre World Awards. Off-Broadway, he starred as Ira Aldridge in the one-man show Splendid Mummer. He was Boy Willie in The Piano Lesson at the Old Globe Theatre, Goodman Theatre, and Huntington Theatre Company; and created the role of Herald Loomis in Joe Turner's Come and Gone at Yale Rep. Other credits include starring role in Othello, The Winter's Tale, FanShen, The Collections, Volpone, the world premiere of Eugene Ionesco's Man with Bags, Jack in The Great White Hope, Lenny in Of Mice and Men, The Lower Depths, The Blacks and Miss Julie. Mr. Dutton is a graduate of the Yale School of Drama, where he appeared in several shows and played the title role in King Lear. His film credits include Jacknife (opposite Robert Deniro and Ed Harris), And Unremarkable Life, co-star in Crocodile Dundee II, and television audiences have seen him on "Miami Vice," "The Equalizer," "Cagney & Lacey," the Emmy Award-winning mini-series The Murder of Mary Phagan (opposite Jack Lemmon), ABC's "Equal Justice" and Q and A, directed by Sidney Lumet. ROCKY CARROLL (Lymon) originated the role of Lymon at the Yale Repertory Theatre and is pleased to make his Broadway debut in The Piano Lesson. Off Broadway credits include Richard II, Henry IV, Romeo and Juliet, Macbeth and As You Like It. Regional credits include Fences, The Colored Museum, Golden Boy, Little Shop of Horrors, Twelfth Night and Miss Julie Bodiford. Mr. Carroll can be seen in the feature film Born on the Fourth of July. He attended the School for The Creative and Performing Arts in Cincinnati and Webster University in St. Louis.
APRYL R. FOSTER (Maretha) is 10 years old, attends the fifth grade and hails from Wilmington, Delaware. The Piano Lesson marked her stage debut when she played Maretha last winter at the Kenedy Center. She has been involved in modeling for the past three years. Miss Foster enjoys gymnastics, ballet, tap, roller skating and swimming, and her favorite hobby is collected stuffed animals. Miss Foster is making her Broadway debut with this production.
CARL GORDON (Doaker) is a veteran character actor who studied with the Gene Frankel Studio in New York. His acting debut was with the Negro Ensemble Company (NEC) He has toured extensively with the NEC, appearing in Sty of the Blind Pig, The River Niger, Day of Absence and Happy Ending. He created the role of Doaker in the Piano Lesson at Yale Repertory and the Huntington Theatre Company. He has appeared in the

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