Nobody is as good or as great as they are on the day of their funeral.
Art Williams A long broad smile, many laughs, several gasps and a warm moment or two. These are the reactions you'll likely have to this enjoyable new play by Samm-Art Williams. Perhaps, but you'll likely not notice. What you will appreciate is what a fine observer of human nature Williams proves, again, to be. Although his early work eschewed black stereotypes, Widows' Row celebrates the caricatures of successful small Southern town African-Americana without letting them commandeer his more universal story.