Fences 
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1-20-17
1950s Racial Turmoil in Pittsburgh Sizzles in "Fences"
by Bruce Chadwick
"Fences" is a deep and rich look at life and race in Pittsburgh, and America, in the '50s. It's a home run of a play about a guy who continually struck out once the game on the field was over.
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