

Midden
Morna Regan
Two generations of sisters navigate class, race, love and family on "Mud Row," an area in the East End of West Chester, Pennsylvania.
Elsie hopes to move up in the world by marrying into "the talented tenth," while her sister Frances joins the fight for Civil Rights.
Decades later, estranged sisters Regine and Toshi are forced to reckon with their shared heritage and each other, when Regine inherits granny Elsie's house.
"Morisseau gives exquisite voice to four women occupying the same four walls — and by doing so, an entire community sings." – The Philadelphia Inquirer "Morisseau's writing is rich and authentic. Tense, heartbreaking, and ultimately inspiring, Mud Row pulses with the the love Morisseau feels for her characters and the real life people who inspire them." – Talkin' Broadway "A tale so exciting and engrossing."
— Broad Street Review
| Character |
|---|
| Frances Black Woman. Tough. Fighter. Persistent. Not easily contained, especially when she believes in something. |
| Regine Black Woman. Well-educated. Reserved. Guarded and worrisome. Wife to Davin. Sister to Toshi. Somewhere a vulnerable and fragile soul. |
| Toshi Black Woman. Feisty. Impulsive. Resistant. Rough around the edges and a former drug addict. Girlfriend to Tyriek. Sister to Regine. Somewhere a deep and wise soul. |
| Davin Black Man. Patient. Supportive. Optimistic. Can be pushy in his positivity. Husband to Regine. |
| Tyriek Black Man. Sharp. Calculating. Former thug looking for a second chance at life. Boyfriend to Toshi. |
| Elsie Black Woman. Poised. Proper. Soft. Desperate to find a sense of belonging. |
Mud Row is a play written by Dominique Morisseau and published by Samuel French .
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