In 1948 Hisaye Yamamoto puts her job at the Los Angeles Tribune on the line when she joins forces with Bayard Rustin to desegregate Bimini Baths. Part of the trilogy The Ballad of Bimini Baths. Critic’s Choice in the Los Angeles Times.
Cast:
HISAYE YAMAMOTO, 26, a journalist, also plays:
YASUNARI, a bath house attendant
AJ MUSTE, a civil rights leader
JJ WARRICK, a bath house owner
BAYARD RUSTIN, 36, a civil rights activist, also plays:
NATRICK, a bath house attendant
JJ WARRICK, a bath house owner
YASUNARI, a bath house attendant
EVERETT MAXWELL, 64, an art curator and screenwriter, also plays:
CARLYLE, a bath house patron
TRUDY, a Southern matron
OFFICER OLSON, a policemen
JJ WARRICK, a bath house owner
ZENOBIO REMEDIOS, 44, a bath house attendant, also plays:
SANTOS, a bath house attendant
ALMENA DAVIS, a newspaper editor
