One character in this play recounts his time living on Logan Street and discusses the merits ofshopping at Bella's versus the A&amp;P.
One character in this play recounts his time living on Logan Street and discusses the merits ofshopping at Bella's versus the A&amp;P. Another character in this play believes himself to be hisnamesake archangel and plays his trumpet for his dead brother in the final scene. Alberta dies givingbirth to its protagonist's love child (*) Raynell, who is subsequently raised by the main character's wife,Rose. This play centers on a man who prohibits his son Cory from accepting a football scholarship becauseof his own inability to play professional baseball due to the color of his skin. For 10 points, name thisplay about the sanitation worker Troy Maxson, a work in the Pittsburgh Cycle by August Wilson.
One character in this play recounts his time living on Logan Street and discusses the merits ofshopping at Bella's versus the A&amp;P.
Fences