This play's main character grouses that the Pirates don't give Roberto Clemente a chance to play every day, and is unimpressed by Hank Aaron's home run-hitting ability.
This play's main character grouses that the Pirates don't give Roberto Clemente a chance to play every day, and is unimpressed by Hank Aaron's home run-hitting ability. He uses baseball metaphors in his strained dealings with his football-playing son Cory. His brother was wounded in the head in World War II, and believes he is the angel Gabriel. FTP, name this drama about Troy Maxson, a Pulitzer Prize-winning play by August Wilson.
This play's main character grouses that the Pirates don't give Roberto Clemente a chance to play every day, and is unimpressed by Hank Aaron's home run-hitting ability.
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