It isn’t often that a piece of theater can successfully combine the falsetto wailing of Prince with serious drama concerning slavery in the antebellum South. And if it does, it almost certainly won’t include references to the Hokey Pokey or wicked witches from “The Wizard of Oz.”
Then again, there aren’t many playwrights like Robert O’Hara.
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