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'Bee-Luther-Hatchee' takes audience on powerful trip
At one point in Thomas Gibbons' emotionally ripe play "Bee-Luther-Hatchee," or the place known in African-American lore as "the next stop after Hell," protagonist Shelita Burns demands a "real ending" to the ...
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