BuzzFeed Entertainment "I'm here. But I ain't here. And we ain't here." - Rasheeda, Love and Hip Hop: Atlanta.

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The Economist “Rasheeda Speaking”, a powerful new play by Joel Drake Johnson, opened at New York’s Pershing Square Signature Centre on February 11th. Set in a generic doctor’s office with drab linoleum flooring, the play turns latent prejudice into somethi Read more ... ng palpable and uncomfortable. Anyone seeking a prescription for racial harmony will not find it in this play. There are plenty of opportunities to laugh, though some of the chuckles rise up from a grim place http://econ.st/17l38hk

The Economist "Racism, plainly, is something that white people want to believe is behind them, whereas black people know it pervades their days." There is no prescription for racial harmony in “Rasheeda Speaking”, a powerful new play by Joel Drake Johnson. It Read more ... simply asks some difficult questions. The answers, awkwardly, are hardly black or white http://econ.st/17qu6Eb

The New York Times - Theater Photo: Tonya Pinkins, left, and Dianne Wiest in "Rasheeda Speaking," opening tonight at the Pershing Square Signature Center.

The New York Times "It’s all about bringing the text to life, which if you’re coming from acting is what you’re best at."

T: The New York Times Style Magazine Cynthia Nixon's play, “Rasheeda Speaking," is "an exquisitely tense (and often cringingly funny) portrait of racial paranoia," says Tim Murphy. More about her directorial debut in our interview: http://nyti.ms/1Ff5cU4

Yahoo News 66-year-old actress #DianneWiest, who begins previews Tuesday for off-Broadway production Rasheeda Speaking, told the New York Times she is facing money issues due to a lack of high-paying work.