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        Theatrical Outfit production too heavy on history and light on drama
            by Curt Holman
            Where the hit film The Help begins with an outsider&#039;s perspective on the black community at the time of Jim Crow, Theatrical Outfit&#039;s new play The Green Book presents African-Americans as the insiders looking out. Playwright Calvin Alexander Ramsey addresses compelling racial issues from the mid-20th century, including black support of segregation and the impact of the European Holocaust.&hellip;
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