Ain't Misbehavin' Experience 1930s Harlem and the finger-snapping, foot-stomping, soul-stirring music of Fats Waller. Directed by Timothy Ware

Prices: $20   Special senior citizen, faculty, staff, and student discounts apply for all shows. Group rates also are available.   Call 412-624-7298 for more information   Tickets can be purchased by cash, check or credit card.     Kuntu Administrative Offices 412-624-7298 Dorsey’s Record Shop 412-731-6607 William Pitt Union 412-648-7814     Runs May 15 - May 31   Showtime at 8pm on Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays Showtime at 4pm on Sundays       About Kuntu Repertory Theatre Kuntu Repertory Theatre is the oldest and largest continuing African American performing arts organization in Pittsburgh and the second oldest theatre company affiliated with a major research university.  Kuntu is nationally known for developing playwrights, developing a Kuntu canon of literature, and offering psychodrama workshops for the training of actors, teachers, social workers, and as a strategy for the social growth of seniors and children.  It was founded in 1974 by Dr. Vernell A. Lillie, an associate professor, for presenting the works of the late Rob Penny (Playwright-in-Residence) and other African American writers, and issue oriented dramas.  It explores and celebrates the Black experience throughout the Diaspora.  African, African American, and Caribbean playwrights and poets are the central voices representing the broad spectrum of Africana culture and history.     www.kuntu.org