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Nabeehah Azeez, a junior majoring in criminology and criminal justice, and Jason Little, a senior majoring in communications, portray Esther and George, respectively, in UMSL’s upcoming production of “Intimate Apparel,” a play by awarding-winning playwright Lynn Nottage. (Photo by Niyi Coker)

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