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In the same volume is a short story by Ms. Yiadom-Boakye, who also writes "prose, poetry, manifestoes, lists and essays" (as she reveals in the museum's members' magazine).
Little do they know that in books lie Matilda's salvation, as she reveals in her first solo, "Naughty," a song with words to live by about rewriting your own story.
But their years together set her on the path to a lifetime of storytelling, as she reveals in this extract from her new book The last original black-authored drama was made more than 25 years ago.
Mostly she describes being alone in her room, reading books or building imaginary worlds using dolls and kitchen utensils, as she reveals in "I thought of it in terms of escape" (2008).
As she reveals in a monologue toward the close of the first act, when Mannetjie's father died in a bar brawl, her life quickly unraveled, and she took to drinking heavily.
And that's mainly because, as she reveals in the chorus, she's been watching (and presumably getting her ideas about love from) Four Weddings and a Funeral: "You had me at hello".
She was also a sly and astute social commentator, as she revealed in comments such as "There ain't nothing wrong with young people.
It was a not entirely privileged upbringing, as she revealed in "Home Before Dark," her well-received if controversial 1984 biography of her father.
Music was hugely important to her, as she revealed in an interview with Sydney Time Out in June: "Music has been the key for me since I was a teenager..
As she revealed in the unsparing autobiography that won the Pulitzer Prize in 1998, Mrs. Graham endured a lonely childhood, her father away most of the time, her mother so busy that young Katharine once asked for an appointment to see her.
This confluence of roles turns out to perplex Ms. DeWitt somewhat, as she revealed in a recent interview in the lounge of the Lucille Lortel Theater, where "Family Week," by Beth Henley ("Crimes of the Heart"), runs through Sunday.
