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And Her Hair Went With Her is a compelling two-actor stage comedy that dives into African-American hair culture and sisterhood. Created by Zina Camblin, a Juilliard Playwriting Fellow recognized with the Lecomte du Nouy Prize, the work has toured widely, premiering in New Jersey and rolling through venues across the country between 2006 and 2010. Notable Los Angeles coverage highlighted a Fountain Theatre production featuring Tonya Pinkins and Tracie Thoms in 2008. This page offers a concise biography of the artist, a highlights of the play's discography in terms of productions and readings, and up-to-date information on upcoming tour dates.

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  • Format: two-actor stage comedy about African-American hair culture and sisterhood.
  • Premiere/tour history: rolling world premieres across NJ Rep (Long Branch, NJ), Phoenix Theater (Indianapolis), Horizon Theater (Atlanta), Fountain Theatre (Los Angeles), Bailiwick Theater (Chicago) between 2006–2010.
  • Los Angeles run: Fountain Theatre, Apr 24–Jun 15, 2008; opening night May 2, 2008; starred Tonya Pinkins and Tracie Thoms.
  • New Jersey premiere: NJ Repertory Company, Long Branch, NJ; Jan 19–Feb 17, 2008; opening night Jan 19, 2008.
  • West Coast debut coverage: Playbill announced Pinkins in the Fountain Theatre production in 2008 (LA) with dates Apr 24–Jun 15, 2008.
  • Key creator achievements: Zina Camblin is a Juilliard Playwriting Fellow and winner of the Lecomte du Nouy Prize; play read/trialed at Lincoln Center Directors Lab; Whoopi Goldberg showed interest in a New York production.

Background notes: Zina Camblin's work has been read and trialed at prestigious institutions like the Lincoln Center Directors Lab, with readings and workshops supported by universities. Pinkins maintains active professional profiles, including public pages for the Tonya Pinkins brand, while Camblin engages with the New Play Exchange for professional presence. The show has a rich history of premieres and engagements in Long Branch (NJ), Indianapolis, Atlanta, Los Angeles, and Chicago, underscoring its cross-country appeal. We’ve got you covered for secure, straightforward ticketing for upcoming performances in compatible markets. For the latest social links and official resources, explore the artist and production pages below.

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