The Black Spectrum Theatre's Production of Two Trains Running Comes to the Stage November 4 - 20, 2016

In this segment, What's The 411 Art and Culture editor, Luvon Roberson, interviews actors Sean C. Turner and Douglas Wade, two cast members from the Black Spectrum Theatre's production of playwright August Wilson's play, Two Trains Running.

Two Trains Running will be performed on November 4, 2016, through November 20, 2016, at the Black Spectrum Theatre located in Roy Wilkins Recreation Center at 177 Street & Baisley Blvd. Entrance, Jamaica, NY 11434. The telephone number is (718) 723-1800.

The Black Spectrum Theatre was founded by Carl Clay as a travelling theatre troupe in 1970 and moved into its state-of-the-art 325-seat theatre in 1986.

Carl Clay is the nationally acclaimed, award-winning founder and executive producer of the Black Spectrum Theatre Company

Playwright, filmmaker, lyricist, teacher, and mentor; these are among the few titles held by Carl Clay, the nationally acclaimed, award-winning founder and executive producer of the Black Spectrum Theatre Company.  Mr. Clay stopped by the What's The 411 TV studio recently to chat with me about Black Spectrum Theatre, its past history and future endeavors, including the theatre company's upcoming presentation of August Wilson's TWO TRAINS RUNNING, on November 4 - November 20.

In the interview, you'll see why I add yet another title -- "arts activist" -- to his long list of roles in theatre, film, music, and his starring role in bringing arts to build community across this nation.