The Hot Wing King - Hall, Katori
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Erscheint vorauss. 3. Juni 2025
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Winner of the 2021 Pulitzer Prize for Drama, The Hot Wing King is a ghost-pepper-hot comedy about chosen family, queer love, and Black masculinity. The pressure is on as Memphis’s annual “Hot Wang Festival” approaches, but Cordell Crutchfield is determined to claim his crown as king of the wings. With support from The New Wing Order, made up of his partner Dwayne and his friends Isom and Big Charles, Cordell preps his signature sauce while the men throw shade and occasionally burst into spontaneous Luther Vandross singalongs. But when an unexpected family tragedy brings Dwayne’s teenage nephew…mehr

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Winner of the 2021 Pulitzer Prize for Drama, The Hot Wing King is a ghost-pepper-hot comedy about chosen family, queer love, and Black masculinity. The pressure is on as Memphis’s annual “Hot Wang Festival” approaches, but Cordell Crutchfield is determined to claim his crown as king of the wings. With support from The New Wing Order, made up of his partner Dwayne and his friends Isom and Big Charles, Cordell preps his signature sauce while the men throw shade and occasionally burst into spontaneous Luther Vandross singalongs. But when an unexpected family tragedy brings Dwayne’s teenage nephew to their doorstep, the crew suddenly begins to call their own relationships into question. At the risk of losing much more than a cooking competition, the men must quickly navigate their own path to the meaning of family.
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Katori Hall is a playwright and television creator/producer hailing from Memphis, Tennessee. A two-time Tony Award nominee, she won the 2021 Pulitzer Prize for Drama for her play The Hot Wing King. She is currently the showrunner and Executive Producer of the Starz drama series P-Valley, which she adapted from her stage play Pussy Valley. For Broadway, she most recently wrote and produced the hit musical Tina: The Tina Turner Musical. Her play The Mountaintop premiered at Theatre503 in London in 2009, then transferred to the West End, where she won the Olivier Award for Best New Play in 2010. It later opened on Broadway in October 2011 to critical acclaim in a production starring Samuel L. Jackson and Angela Bassett. Hall’s other works include the award-winning Hurt Village, Hoodoo Love, Saturday Night/Sunday Morning, WHADDABLOODCLOT!!!, Our Lady of Kibeho, Purple is the Colour of Mourning and The Blood Quilt.