Blind Tom lives! An ex-slave and piano wunderkind dazzles the public (again) in a heartbreaking show, now on tour. (Critic's Notebook).(Hush: Composing Blind Tom Wiggins)(Theater Review)
American Theatre, February, 2003 by Brock, Wendell
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Saying that the South remains ambivalent about its past is as obvious as writing black words on white paper. A few years ago, when a prominent Atlanta woman tried to restore a dilapidated apartment building where Margaret Mitchell wrote Gone with the Wind, arsonists torched the place twice.
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