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years, they should have the oppoi
j| kind of drama in the repertory.
4 4We must provide opportunities
our male actors. That becomes a
I have shown about 75 percent of i
unless you're very careful, you
opportunities than women.
"Also, here we must be very c
portunities for our black perforn
adopted is that no director should
unwilling to use all kinds of perfoi
responsibility to the ethical horn
don't know any other way to do it,'
GILLESPIE BELIEVES in inU
is often unsatisfactory to stage a j
black or women performers.
When the material is good, h<
idea, as with "For Colored Girls"
is now considering for next year
with stroncf roles for black men.
I I think this next year is critical
national reputation, with a gei
cellence ? and that is so hard to
lot easier to be mediocre ? thi
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