North Carolina A&T State University Theatre Arts Program 
2012-2013 Season

Reverend Dupree

The Right Reverend Dupree in Exile

By Jackie Alexander

September 27-30 and October 4-7, 2012

Thursday, Friday, Saturday @8:00pm & Sunday @3:00pm

Paul Robeson Theatre on the campus of North Carolina A&T State University

A once powerful religious leader, experiences a crisis of faith following his recent diagnosis with Lou Gehrig’s disease. Haunted by feelings of betrayal, he clings to his dignity with the support of his most devoted congregation and family. His religious convictions are also challenged when his son brings home his fiancée who is Muslim. Playwright Jackie Alexander brilliantly sets the stage for this family to deal with accusations, recriminations and ultimately forgiveness. 

This production is a part of the United Arts Council of Greater Greensboro’s 17 Days Arts Festival

Ticket Information:

$15.00 - General Admission

$10.00 - Senior Citizens

$10.00 - Non-A&T Students

A&T Students FREE with Aggie One Card

For tickets and more information call: 336.334.7852 or 336.334.7749

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