In this Tony-Award winning Broadway show, Purlie, a self-taught preacher returns to his home in the Jim Crow South to reclaim his inheritance, save his community church and free the oppressed workers. The problem is that Ol' Cap'n Cotchipee, the domineering plantation owner, is unfairly holding Purlie's inheritance. With the help of Ol' Cap'n's son, Charlie, Purlie manages to outsmart the white-haired old-timer to win a victory for freedom.
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Purlie Victorious JudsonRaleigh Mosely II
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Lutiebelle Gussie Mae JenkinsJazzmin Carson
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Missy JudsonJannie Jones
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Gitlow JudsonPatric Robinson
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Captain CotchipeeChris Caswell
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Charlie CotchipeeCody Farkas
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Idella LandyMarcey Green
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EnsembleTroy Brooks
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Gitlow Judson U/S, EnsembleLee Hollis Bussie
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Church Lady, Missy Judson U/S, EnsembleJoy King
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EnsembleQuinn Q Cason
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EnsembleAmber Patrice Coleman
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EnsembleJada Carson
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EnsembleBrentney J
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EnsembleDelores McKenzie
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EnsembleMichael Mejia-Mendez
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