Radio Golf, with which August Wilson ended his 10-play cycle about life among blacks in 20th century America, is rife with beautiful and metaphoric prose and riddled with the warring tugs of history, known and unknown. This was Wilson's last play. He died Oct. 2, 2005, just after its second pre-Broadway production that summer and during the rewriting process. So the play isn't Wilson at his best, but it's very good and gets a fine staging as the eighth-season opener at Mosaic Theater, which is assaying Wilson for the first time.
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