Slave Play. Not a Movie. A Play.
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A playful and illuminating self-portrait of writer Jeremy O. Harris as he workshops and mines Slave Play, the provocative play that thrust him into the spotlight, with a new cast of young actors from New York’s William Esper Studio.
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Edited by Teki CruickshankShot by Matt KlammerScored by Isabella Summers
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44 unique people credited
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26Annie Mcnamara
as Self
Irene Sophia Lucio
as Self
Jonathan Higginbotham
as Self
Devin Kawaoka
as Self
Stephen Ceflu
as Self
Jakeem Dante Powell
as Self
Patricia Fa Asua
as Self
Hudson James Oznowicz
as Self
Israel Erron Ford
as Self
Jennifer Monaco
as Self
Denzel Gray
as Self
Sung Hyun Yoon
as Self
Amani Owusu
as Self
Vi Nguyen
as Self
William L Nixon
as Self
Jonah O Hara David
as Self
Hubert Mitchell
as Self
Phillipa Grenda
as Self
Anik Zarkos
as Self
Shaquanna Williams
as Self
Latonya Grant
as Self
Natasha Walfall
as Self
Aaron Latta Morissette
as Self
Kerstin Coco Qvortrup
as Self
J P Maddock
as Self
Jahquale Mazyck
as Self
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