In this play, New York City is described as, "This strange place, in the melting pot where nothing melted," by Rabbi Isidor Chemelwitz. One of the characters is the ghost of Ethel Rosenberg, who eventually feels empathy to- wards Roy Cohn. Another ch
In this play, New York City is described as, "This strange place, in the melting pot where nothing melted," by Rabbi Isidor Chemelwitz. One of the characters is the ghost of Ethel Rosenberg, who eventually feels empathy to- wards Roy Cohn. Another character, visited by the spirits of two of his relatives who died from the plague hundreds of years ago, is Prior Walter. Prior has a relationship with Louis Ironson that Louis abandons when he learns that Prior has AIDS. This play's two parts, Millennium Approaches and Perestroika, take a total of about seven hours to perform. Identify this work by Tony Kushner.
In this play, New York City is described as, "This strange place, in the melting pot where nothing melted," by Rabbi Isidor Chemelwitz.
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