Theatre Morgan presents Paul Carter Harrison's "The Great MacDaddy"

Thursday, April 10th- Matinee only $7!
The Great MacDaddy by Paul Carter Harrison is a free-form, episodic journey through African American history. It ranges across 20th century America, criss-crossing decades. MacDaddy begins as a sort of hustler-prince, a prohibition vintner on the trail of his vanished friend Wine, who represents a lost magic, the secret of the race. His adventures are organized as a sequence of beats that are interlaced with music that runs from gospel to voodoo to jazz, dance that incorporates music of the 1970’s, and song that’s incantative and sometimes in the form of scatty rhyme or spoken word.

Thursday, April 10th@10:30am
Friday, April 11th@7:30pm
Saturday, April 12th@7:30pm
Sunday, April 13th@3:00pm

General Admission: $20
Non-MSU Students & Senior Citizens: $15
MSU Students/Faculty/Staff: $7

Tickets can be purchased through Theatre Morgan- Call 443-885-3625

Located in the Murphy Fine Arts Center, Turpin-Lamb Theater
Morgan State University- 2201 Argonne Drive Baltimore, MD 21251

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