Bev and Russ grieve Kenneth's suicide in a prequel-slash-sequel to this play by Bruce Norris.
This play's stage directions describe a room in which "weariness has … won" and "everything has been polished … too often." One man in this play complains that when men say they have a dream, women just respond, "Eat your eggs." Bev and Russ grieve Kenneth's suicide in a prequel-slash-sequel to this play by Bruce Norris. A girl is forced to repeat, "In my mother's house there is still God" after declaring her intent to go to (*) med school in this play. Bobo reveals that Willy has absconded with money in this play, in which Joseph Asagai tries to convince Beneatha to move to Africa. Instead of purchasing a liquor store, a $10,000 life insurance check is used to buy a house for Ruth and Walter in the all-white Clybourne Park neighborhood. For 10 points, name this work about the Younger family which takes its name from "A Dream Deferred," by Lorraine Hansberry.
This play's stage directions describe a room in which "weariness has … won" and "everything has been polished … too often.
A Raisin in the Sun