For 10 points, name this play set in 1930s Pittsburgh, about a black family's musical heirloom, by August Wilson.
A character in this play declaims that if everybody "stay in one place I believe this would be a better world," an insight he gained from twenty-seven years working aboard trains. A dream in which he volunteers to lead a flock of sheep-men across a wolf-filled valley compels a preacher in this play to found the Good Shepherd Church. At the end of this play's first act, a fight breaks out about a botched timber-raid in which (*) Crawley had died. In this play, after four men are burned to death in a boxcar, their spirits, known as the Ghosts of the Yellow Dog, retaliate by throwing their killer down a well. Lymon and Boy Willie are unable to haul off the central object of this play before Berniece is forced to play it to calm Sutter's ghost. For 10 points, name this play set in 1930s Pittsburgh, about a black family's musical heirloom, by August Wilson.
A character in this play declaims that if everybody "stay in one place I believe this would be a better world," an insight he gained from twenty-seven years working aboard trains.
The Piano Lesson 