WELLESLEY — Playwright Alfred Uhry is a master at finding the humanity behind stereotypes. His “Driving Miss Daisy’’ took the notion of a Southern Jewish woman hiring an African-American chauffeur and made it resonate with friendship and loyalty, while the turbulent ’60s rumbled in the background. “The Last Night of Ballyhoo,’’ now getting a richly layered production fr…
SOURCE: Boston Globe at 09:22PM on January 9, 2011