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See The First Glimpses of Lydia R. Diamond's Critically Acclaimed Broadway Play "Stick Fly"
- By Emmanuel Akitobi
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- December 4, 2011 9:00 AM
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Though it won't officially open until December 8, 2011, the Alicia Keys-produced, Lydia R. Diamond-written, and Kenny Leon-directed stage play Stick Fly is now in performances at New York's Cort Theatre, according to BroadwayWorld. And they've provided an exclusive look at the production's cast in action.
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