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August Wilson won the Pulitzer Prize twice for “Fences” and “The Piano Lesson.” He also deserved to win for “Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom” and “Joe Turner’s Come and Gone,” which receives a stirring revival at the Ethel Barrymore Theatre, where it opened Saturday. Debbie Allen directs, with her last Broadway credit being a “Cat on a Hot Tin Roof” production from 2008 that was strictly routine — except for its casting. There’s nothing routine about her sophomore directorial turn on Broadway, however. This “Joe Turner” comes alive instantly with arresting performances that only tighten their grip as the drama intensifies. The play is second in Wilson’s Century Cycle of 10 works, with “Joe Turner” set in 1911 Pittsburgh. Many of its characters are former slaves or victims of Joe Turner. As the brother of Tennessee’s governor, Turner, a.k.a. Joe Turney, made his living kidnapping Black men, whom he then forced to work on his chain gang. In Wilson’s play, Turner held Herald Loomis (Joshua Boone) captive for seven years, and about half way through the first act, this “ex-convict” makes his entrance, holding the hand of his young daughter, Zonia (Savannah Commodore). “Joe Turner” is one of those boardinghouse plays…

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