Sanaa Lathan Says She Doesn’t Always Want The Role Written For A Black Woman, It Just Limits The Choices…”
Sanaa Lathan is over in London flexing her broadway skills in the play “Cat On a Tin Roof” by Tennessee Williams. In an recent interview, she speaks on what it’s like having a role in a play that was written for an all white cast.
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Sanaa Lathan…
*I am my instrument, you can’t just leave yourself behind. There’s a little of me in every character…. and yet… well-written characters have their own spirit about them.
*You don’t want the role that’s always written for a black woman because it just limits your choices; and that’s just the world that we live in today. I think it’s slowly changing…
*I just wanna keep on being challenged… be scared a little, push myself out of my comfort zone; I think that’s how you grow… It’s not always the most comfortable thing to do, but that’s always been my philosophy.
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