Two Old Black Guys Just Sitting Around Talking is a theatre classic by Gus Edwards. It is a hilarious, heartfelt 90-minute journey into friendship, love, and aging. Meet Henry, the calm and wise one, and Abe, his crotchety, quick-witted "friend". Their sharp banter and stories about decades of life—love triangles, divergent paths, and shared memories—will make you laugh, nod, and maybe even tear up.

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This play is a must-see for anyone who loves great storytelling, humor, and the power of human connection. Don’t miss it—come sit with these characters and experience life’s stories firsthand. This one is sure to stay with you long after the curtain falls. 

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Gus Edwards is an Afro-Caribbean dramatist and writer. His plays have been produced by Negro Ensemble Company of New York and throughout the United States. He is also a director and educator. He has written several books addressing the concerns of African American theatre and is a retired tenured faculty member of Arizona State University’s theatre department, where he taught film and theatre studies. 

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Witty Humor, Swearing and Strong Language, Mature Themes ((age-appropriate 16+, under age 14 not permitted).