August Wilson's American Century Cycle at the Greene Space

A friend clued me into this, and I'm posting this because I don't think it's gotten much press. These are staged readings, done for the purpose of recording all 10 plays. But I'm excited because they're doing The Piano Lesson with much of the cast from the recent Signature production, which I loved (like many people). I'm really excited to experience it again, especially the singing! (I hope it's the same or similar.) Chuck Cooper is a really busy guy, but he's reprising his role in this, also Rosalind Ruff and the Darden brothers. The director is Ruben Santiago-Hudson. Tickets are only $40, and I think each play is one night only. Here's the link for more info, and if anyone can shed some light on this, I would be appreciative! I wish I could see Ma Rainey's Black Bottom and some of the others, but the times don't work for me.
http://www.thegreenespace.org/articles/thegreenespace/2013/jul/01/august-wilsons-american-century-cycle/

Here is a story from the Wall Street Journal online:

http://online.wsj.com/article/PR-CO-20130701-905899.html

Updated On: 7/21/13 at 12:49 PM

They're also being streamed live. I'm watching FENCES right now.

Saw MA RAINEY'S BLACK BOTTOM on Monday.

So far the readings are fabulous!
Live Stream Link

We talked about this earlier in another thead, but it's worth noting that all the performances are sold out!!! If anyone has any tickets they'd like to part with I'd gladly purchase them. Watching Fences right now, kind of upset I missed Monday's stream of Ma Rainey's Black Bottom.
Bringing Black Works to Broadway

Updated On: 8/28/13 at 08:51 PM

Does anyone know where these will be available to watch after they stream?

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I explain that in my story, actually. They will be given to public radio stations sometime around January to broadcast as radio dramas. It's not clear what other plans they have for it. But my understanding is this is all non-profit, not commercial.

I briefly tuned in to the stream last week, and the actors were sitting with music stands and reading from the scripts. But, of course, they were "acting" as much as possible.