Augustine's Confessions: Scenes from American Life
John Augustine
The Three Roses
by John Augustine
Synopsis
In an attempt to justify and explain his own racism, a Caucasian or Asian man talks about his experience of feeling frightened upon entering an all black bar.
Throughout the story, a woman of color plays a voice in his head, helping him figure it all out.
(This play can also be performed as part of the full-length play Augustine's Confessions: Scenes from American Life .)
Publication
Publisher Playscripts
The Three Roses is a comedy play written by John Augustine and published by Playscripts .
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