The Colored Museum
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The Colored Museum is a play by the African American dramatist George C. Wolfe. It had its premiere in 1986 and won its author the Dramatists Guild Award in the same year.
The play features eleven vignettes that satirize elements of African American culture:
- Git on Board
- Cookin' with Aunt Ethel
- The Photo Session
- Soldier with a Secret
- The Gospel According to Miss Roj
- The Hairpiece
- The Last Mama-on-the-Couch Play
- Symbiosis
- Lala's Opening
- Permutations
- The Party
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