WILLIAM WELLINGTON MACKEY   


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Plays by William Wellington Mackey

WILLIAM WELLINGTON MACKEY
Behold! Cometh The VanderKellans
1st Produced:
Eden Workshop, Denver
1965
Company:
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1st Published:
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Genre:
full length
Play/Drama
Parts:
Male
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Female
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Parts Other:
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Notes: -
Synopsis: an attack on the black bourgeoisie done in avant-garde manner
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WILLIAM WELLINGTON MACKEY
Billy Noname
1st Produced:
Truck and Warehouse Theatre, New York
1970
Company:
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1st Published:
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Original cast recording: Original Cast Records (9545)
Music:
Original cast recording: Original Cast Records (9545)
1970
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Genre:
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Musical
Parts:
Male
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Female
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Parts Other:
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Notes: Music and lyrics by Johnny Brandon
Synopsis: -
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WILLIAM WELLINGTON MACKEY
Family Meeting
1st Produced:
1972
Company:
Jarboro Players
1st Published:
Dramatists Play Service, NY
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Genre:
satire
One Act
Parts:
Male
4
Female
9-15
Parts Other:
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Notes: written by William and Wellington Mackey. Avant-garde in style, this biting, satire, employs brilliant theatricality to probe into the conflict between middle-class blacks and their less fortunate brothers
Synopsis: The place is Heavenly Heights, U.S.A., where a flourishing black capitalist and his family enjoy the gaudiest blessings of material success, while regarding the poor black people of Goodbread Alley with disdain. The irony of their attitude is enhanced by the casting of black actors as white and white as black, with roles reversed as the play progresses; until all are merged at a point of soul stirring catharsis as the need to recover a stolen humanity is made undeniably and powerfully clear.
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WILLIAM WELLINGTON MACKEY
Requiem For Brother X
1st Produced:
Off Broadway
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Company:
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1st Published:
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Genre:
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Parts:
Male
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Female
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Parts Other:
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Notes: -
Synopsis: -
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