David Alan Grier Stars On Broadway's "Race"

He's an actor, a comedian, a writer, to name a few. And just as David Alan Grier is a man of many talents - when it comes to the subject of race, he also happens to be a man of many words. Grier pretty much has a lot to tay on this somewhat taboo topic, which happens the to talk about the hottest newest play on Broadways "Race."

Grier plays Henry Brown in "Race." The show is about three lawyers -- two partners, one African-American and one white. The law firm comes at a crossroads when they try to decide whether to take the case of wealthy white man accused of raping an African-American woman.

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Shame, guilt, class, sex, lies and, of course, race, are all provocatively stirred together in this fast-paced show that will probably leave theatergoers dissecting and discussing it long after the curtain goes down. As the playwright wrote in a recent essay about his work, “Race, like sex, is a subject on which it is near impossible to tell the truth.”

Affectionately referred to as DAG (his initials), Grier is known for his work on the sketch comedy television show In Living Color. He hosted the Comedy Central satirical news and sketch comedy program of 2008 Chocolate News.

For tickets and showtimes, visit www.raceonbroadway.com.

Written by LaTeisha Clay