Call Mr. Robeson's inspiring portrayal of a brilliant but forgotten American
A Life, With Songs
by Duffy Lewis
Tayo Aluko's profound portrayal of Paul Robeson in Call Mr. Robeson, being performed at PURE Theatre during Piccolo, captures the complexities of a powerful performer and political activist. Blending Robeson's songs into the narrative, writer and actor Aluko draws on historical research,…
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