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Fabulation or The Re-education of Undine

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Fabulation or The Re-education of Undine

By: Lynn Nottage
Narrated by: Charlayne Woodard, Full Cast
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Knocked-up and seriously broke, a successful publicist is plunged into a topsy-turvy world of welfare mothers and drug addicts, and forced to confront the family she left behind. Fabulation is a darkly comic rags-to-riches-to-rags tale of falling down and reaching up to find the goodness within.

Starring (in alphabetical order):

Daniel Breaker as Flow, Dealer, Ensemble
Saidah Arrika Ekulona as Allison, Mother, Ensemble
Jon Matthews as Accountant, Addict #1, Ensemble
Gary Perez as Herve, Guy, Ensemble
Melle Powers as Stephie, Counselor, Rosa, Ensemble
Myra Lucretia Taylor as Grandma/Ensemble
John Wesley as Yoruba Priest, Father, Ensembe
Charlayne Woodard as Undine

(P)2005 L.A. Theatre Works. All Rights Reserved.
African American Drama & Plays United States
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When an uptown African-American Ivy-educated publicist finds herself pregnant and abandoned, she returns to her parents' home in the projects, complete with welfare mothers and drug addicts, in order to become a part of the family she left behind. L.A. Theatre Works' production is strong in its vocal presentation. Charlayne Woodward, who was a cast member of the original production, gives Undine a sort of "arrogance with a purpose" that makes her as fascinating to listen to as she probably was to watch. The voice characterizations are many and varied, with each actor creating several different characters to accompany Undine on her journey to reality and the simple concepts of love and acceptance.

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Oh I so enjoyed this play! Such hilarious, beautiful, insightful writing. No wonder Nottage is a Pulitzer Prize winner.

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Excellent Screen play I wish I could have seen it in person, The characters the voices all nicely played out...

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This recording is far too short to be worth a full credit. The fact that it's a recording of a live play is even more disappointing. I took a chance on it. Don't do the same.

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