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Fitzhugh Marvin (Gregory Wallace) and Lil (Rosalyn Coleman) share a laugh in Wesley's kitchen.

Wes (Steven Anthony Jones) and Lil (Rosalyn Coleman) dream of life together again.

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Lily Hoterfield (Rosalyn Coleman) reunites with her former flame Wesley Slayton (Steven Anthony Jones).

Wes (Steven Anthony Jones) serenades Lil (Rosalyn Coleman), as they share a quiet dance around the kitchen table.

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Lil (Rosalyn Coleman) tells Fitzhugh (Gregory Wallace) a story about why she had to escape life in Atlanta.

Wes (Steven Anthony Jones) and Lil (Rosalynn Coleman) struggle to make a decision between whether to stay and defend Wes's farm home, or flee the treacherous South as so many blacks before them had done.

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Kenneth P. McNeely (center), President of AT&T California, presents the AT&TOnStage grant to the artistic team of Levee James. From left to right: Actor Steven Anthony Jones, A.C.T. Artistic Director Carey Perloff, actor Roz Coleman, and director Israel Hicks.
Photo by Ken Friedman

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S. M. Shephard-Massat

Celebrated Broadway actress Rosalyn Coleman portrays Lily Hoterfield.

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A.C.T. core company actor and associate artist Gregory Wallace appears as Fitzhugh Marvin.

A.C.T. core company actor and associate artist Steven Anthony Jones appears as Wes Slaton.