"The Green Pastures" is a play written by Marc Connelly in 1930. It presents a unique interpretation of biblical stories, particularly focusing on the lives of African American characters in the rural South. The narrative blends humor and spirituality, showcasing the relationship between God and His people through a series of vignettes. The play is notable for its use of an all-Black cast and its exploration of themes such as faith, community, and the human experience. It received critical acclaim and won the Pulitzer Prize for Drama, highlighting its cultural significance and impact on American theater.