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The Treatment

Charles Dutton

With his passing, August Wilson left the legacy of major canon on African-American life with the stage, filled with power, pathos, and humor. Charles Dutton, who sees fame in two Wilson plays, discusses the writer and his writing.

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By Elvis Mitchell • Nov 2, 2005 • 2h 0m Listen

With his passing, August Wilson left the legacy of major canon on African-American life with the stage, filled with power, pathos, and humor. Charles Dutton, who sees fame in two Wilson plays, discusses the writer and his writing.

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    Elvis Mitchell

    host of KCRW’s The Treatment

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