The educational benefits include a discussion with regional artists on the artisitc merits of history as performance and education, script, and character development. W.E.B Dubious the 20s defined black theater as being about us, by us , near us and for us. This definition which was also redefined in the twentieth century by late playwright August Wilson's Town Meetings. Hunt will lead this lively discussion on these topics about the historical impact of Black history, culture and theater. Hunt's, Comin for to Carry Me Home, adapted from the slave narratives collection of the Works Project Administration, recieved critical acclaim as a play entry in the Association of Theatre in Higher Education. This event also fits well with BGSU diversity
