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Susan Kelechi Watson Shines In ‘Good Bones,’ A Fresh Take On Gentrification and Acceptance

Photo Credit: Joan Marcus By Jameelah Nasheed ·Updated September 26, 2024

The very timely topic of gentrification takes center stage in the comedic and poignant play, Good Bones, the latest from Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright James Ijames. The play, starring Susan Kelechi Watson, well-known for her acclaimed

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