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In a Younger Theater Artist, a Writer Finds a Kindred Ambition

Bernardine Evaristo helped start London’s Theatre of Black Women in the early 1980s when creative opportunities were slim. She sees a similar determination to “shape our own future” in the playwright and director Lynette Linton.

Jess Cole
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Jess Cole

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Evaristo, Bernardine, Linton, Lynette, Tculture2023, Theater, Writing and Writers
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