Zola Dee on Home, Belonging, and the Play That Won the Kesselring Prize
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Zola Dee on Home, Belonging, and the Play That Won the Kesselring Prize
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In this episode of Odejuma, Harry is in conversation with Zola Dee, a playwright, screenwriter, and performer whose work [Home] going is the recipient of this year's Kesselring Prize for Playwriting. Zola grew up in Winston-Salem, moved through Los Angeles and Berlin, and landed in Minneapolis, and home has never been a fixed place for her so much as a question she keeps writing toward. She talks about what belonging costs, how African diasporic spiritual traditions and Black Americana live inside her plays, and the people who choose to dream a better world into being. This is a conversation about identity, displacement, and the stories we inherit and remake. Sit with it. You may hear your own longing for home somewhere in hers.
Connect with Zola on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/iamzoladee/
For more information on Zola, visit: https://www.zoladee.com/
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