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| “Tayo Aluko in the mid-1940s”; photo by Tom Hart |
Tuesday, January 17 & Wednesday, January 18
7 pm, Warner Bentley Theater, Hopkins Center
General admission $28 ▪ Dartmouth students $10
An enormously gifted classical singer and actor, Paul Robeson was also an outspoken civil rights advocate—for which he was branded a communist, blacklisted, and all but erased from history. In his tautly paced play, Nigerian-born British actor and singer Tayo Aluko delivers “an admirable introduction to a great pioneering performer” (The Guardian). See Jan. 16, “What Matters to Me and Why?”, for further information on Mr. Aluko.
Presented by the Hopkins Center for the Arts with support from the African American Studies Department and Office of the President
