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Spotlight: 'Hamilton' returns, 'Lehman Trilogy' premieres, Chicago celebrates pl.

• Source: Daily Herald (Arlington Heights, IL). 2023.

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At Ford's Theatre, Maynard Jackson's ex-speechwriter reflects on his legacy.

• Source: Washingtonpost.com. September 26, 2023

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Pearl Cleage named Atlanta's first poet laureate: Mayor made announcement March 31.

• Authors : Bentley, Rosalind

• Source: The Atlanta Journal-Constitution (Atlanta, GA). 2021.

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AWARD: Pearl Cleage to be honored by Atlanta Business League: Writer will be inducted into Women's Hall of Fame.

• Authors : Bentley, Rosalind

• Source: The Atlanta Journal-Constitution (Atlanta, GA). 2020.

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Forget Paris. They'll Always Have Harlem.

• Authors : Phillips, Maya

• Source: The New York Times. 2020.

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Devilishly Good At Playing an Angel.

• Authors : Smith, Kelundra

• Source: The New York Times. 2020.

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AJC ARTS&ENTERTAINMENT DANCE: Dance company will bring art to life at High Museum: Glo's 'Supple Means' installation showcases freedom, spontaneity.

• Authors : Perry, Cynthia Bond

• Source: The Atlanta Journal-Constitution (Atlanta, GA). 2019.

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AJC PERFORMING ARTS 'ANGRY, RAUCOUS AND SHAMELESSLY GORGEOUS': Inspired by life: Pearl Cleage's new play takes on aging and generation wars.

• Authors : Bentley, Rosalind

• Source: The Atlanta Journal-Constitution (Atlanta, GA). 2019.

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REVIEW: Poignant plays by Pearl Cleage bring vintage flavor to present.

• Authors : Smith, Kelundra

• Source: The Atlanta Journal-Constitution (Atlanta, GA). 2018.

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Review: Name-Dropping Harlem in 'Blues for an Alabama Sky'.

• Authors : Phillips, Maya

• Source: The New York Times. Feb 27, 2020 (L).

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Two Playwrights in Conversation at Spelman College: Lydia R. Diamond and Pearl Cleage.

• Source: Internet Wire. 2016.

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Two Playwrights in Conversation at Spelman College: Lydia R. Diamond and Pearl Cleage.

• Source: Marketwire Canada. 2016.

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'Things I Should Have Told My Daughter': From politician's wife to successful novelist and playwright, Pearl Cleage revisits her colorful past in this excerpt from her new memoir.Journal entries from 1979 and 1980 offer insight into the life and early career of Pearl Cleage.

• Source: The Atlanta Journal-Constitution (Atlanta, GA). 2014.

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Cleage, Pearl. Babylon Sisters.

• Authors : Osborne, Gwendolyn

• Source: Library Journal. 2005, Vol. 130, Issue 10, pages. 2

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THEATER: Cleage earns residency at Alliance Theatre: Playwright-novelist will 'dig in' with the full-time staff.

• Authors : Pousner, Howard

• Source: The Atlanta Journal-Constitution (Atlanta, GA). 2013.

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Back to Alabama with Cleage and Baldwin: 2 Southern playwrights get personal with the history of the Civil Rights Movement

• Authors : Brock, Wendell

• Source: American Theatre. Oct, 2010, Vol. 27 Issue 8, p124, 3 p.

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AJC EXCLUSIVE: Cleage's early manuscripts go to Emory: Writer's evolution is revealed in the 86-box collection.

• Authors : Bentley, Rosalind

• Source: The Atlanta Journal-Constitution (Atlanta, GA). 2012.

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Q&A Pearl Cleage: Vampires 'just kind of funny': Writer's latest work plops the creatures in Atlanta's West End.

• Authors : Bentley, Rosalind

• Source: The Atlanta Journal-Constitution (Atlanta, GA). 2011.

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The honor of her presence: Novelist, playwright Pearl Cleage meets with book clubs. Her 'Nacirema Society' proves an eye-opener.

• Authors : Staples, Gracie Bonds

• Source: The Atlanta Journal-Constitution (Atlanta, GA). 2010.

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Cleage, Pearl. Baby Brother's Blues.

• Authors : Kessel, Joyce

• Source: Library Journal. 2007, Vol. 132, Issue 1, pages. 1

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Today is deadline for Pearl Cleage luncheon tickets.

• Source: Chattanooga Times/Free Press (Chattanooga, TN). 2009.

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On my shelf: Atlantans talk about their favorite books: Nothing beats reading in bed: Well, maybe a few things come to mind. But this is a safe and happy place where judgment is suspended.

• Authors : Cleage, Pearl

• Source: The Atlanta Journal-Constitution (Atlanta, GA). 2009.

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We Speak Your Names: A Celebration.

• Authors : Chaplin, Nancy Crowder

• Source: Kliatt. 2006, Vol. 40, Issue 6, pages. 1

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Cleage, Pearl with Zaron W. Burnett Jr. We Speak Your Names: A Celebration.

• Authors : Ratner, Rochelle

• Source: Library Journal. 2006, Vol. 131, Issue 17, pages. 1

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First black mayor rises in heady political era.

• Authors : Boone, Christian

• Source: The Atlanta Journal-Constitution (Atlanta, GA). 2009.

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