Lorraine Hansberry. Lynn Nottage. Christine Houston.
Three trailblazing playwrights from different eras — united by one essential message: our voice matters.
In this episode, Val “The Voice” Johnson speaks with veteran actress Felisha McNeal about the groundbreaking work of playwright Christine Houston, best known for her iconic creation Two Twenty Seven, which inspired the beloved television series of the same name.
Together, they explore how Houston’s storytelling captured the humor, resilience, and authenticity of Black family life — paving the way for generations of writers and performers.
🎧 Tune in for a heartfelt conversation honoring the women who used the stage to amplify truth, culture, and community.
