Detroit '67
Set against the backdrop suggested by its title, Detroit ’67 is a dramatic work by Dominique Morisseau. The combination of place and year points readers toward a story shaped by Detroit’s cultural and historical significance, making it a compelling choice for audiences interested in contemporary drama and American history.
About This Book
Detroit ’67 is a work by Dominique Morisseau.
Its title places the work in Detroit during 1967, connecting setting and time at the heart of its identity.
The book offers readers an opportunity to explore a dramatic work associated with a significant moment in the city’s history.
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