A reorganized, highly charged Lorraine Hansberry Theatre opened its 31st season in a new space with a thought-provoking, if not completely successful, program of two one-act plays — one a classic of black theater,  one new. Steven Anthony Jones — artistic director at the helm in the wake of the 2010 deaths of company co-founders Stanley E. Williams and Quentin Easter — directed both: Douglas Turner Ward’s 1965 satire “Day of Absence” and Marcos Barbosa’s “Almost Nothing.” Read More