A Raisin in the Midnight Sun

Authors

Clark University

Publication Date

2-8-2005

Abstract

Director and playwright Niyi Coker discusses his experience directing the classic “A Raisin in the Sun” in Sweden, where, with new waves of immigration, they have experienced a rise of racial clashes and hostility. In this context, he addresses race relations here and in Europe, and the power of art to heal wounds and bridge gaps across cultures.

Comments

Niyi Coker

Recommended Citation

University, Clark, "A Raisin in the Midnight Sun" (2005). Clark University Video Archive. 16.
https://commons.clarku.edu/videoarchive/16

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