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Charles Smith’s carefully paced historical drama relates the story of John Newton Templeton (Sheldon Best)—a freed slave and the first black graduate of Ohio University—with somewhat predictable precision. But in a story of a Greek-and-Latin scholar and his academic mentor, Robert Wilson (Christopher McCann), the lecture-hall rhythms feel strangely appropriate. And if Smith's play seems rather by-the-numbers, Emma O’Donnell (as Wilson's bitter wife) keeps appearing to color violently outside the playwright's lines.—Helen Shaw
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