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In the form of a screenplay written and performed by Walt Disney about himself, the play depicts his last days and his plan to build EPCOT as a city that will change the world.
A contemporary playwright named BJJ attempts to stage Dion Boucicault’s melodrama, taking on its white characters when white actors quit. The play retells the plantation plot of inheritance, forbidden love and an auction, while interrupting it to expose theatrical racial stereotypes and the mechanics of melodrama.
In the form of a screenplay written and performed by Walt Disney about himself, the play depicts his last days and his plan to build EPCOT as a city that will change the world.
A contemporary playwright named BJJ attempts to stage Dion Boucicault’s melodrama, taking on its white characters when white actors quit. The play retells the plantation plot of inheritance, forbidden love and an auction, while interrupting it to expose theatrical racial stereotypes and the mechanics of melodrama.