Celebration Theatre, in partnership with City of West Hollywood and Los Angeles LGBT Center's Lily Tomlin/Jane Wagner ...

"Grounded in the Stars" is a fine representation of an ordinary Black woman. That's why some find it offensive.

It was the first for many people to see this play about a communal, extended household of diverse people,” says Joi Gresham, the Director of the Lorraine Hansberry Literary Trust. “She writes ...

From reducing adult-to-child ratios at day cares to Shelby State Community College performances, here's a look back at what ...

The first African-American woman to have a play staged on Broadway, Lorraine Hansberry was a writer who broke down racial and gender barriers. Top FDA vaccine official Peter Marks resigns in ...

“We are honored to share the life and legacy of Lorraine Hansberry with over 8 million guests a year. Our mission as the People's Pier is to offer moments of discovery and wonder and this ...

We had a talk recently with Lorraine Hansberry, the twenty-eight-year-old author of the hit play “A Raisin in the Sun.” Miss Hansberry is a relaxed, soft-voiced young lady with an intelligent ...

Performances in N.Y.C. Advertisement Supported by Oscar Isaac and Rachel Brosnahan star as Village bohemians in a rare revival of Lorraine Hansberry’s indictment of liberal inertia. By Jesse ...

or even that it was based on Lorraine Hansberry’s own father’s decision to try and move his family into Washington Park, a white neighborhood in 1938. Carl Augustus Hansberry’s act of ...