In this play, a down payment made by the main characters on a house in Clybourne Park leads to a visit by Karl Lindner.
One character in this play performs a traditional tribal dance while chanting "OCOMOGOSIAY" ("oh-coh-mohgo-say"). That character is later joined by another character who skips work for three days in order to listen to his favorite jazz duo at the Green Hat Bar. In this play, a down payment made by the main characters on a house in Clybourne Park leads to a visit by Karl Lindner. Following advice from Joseph Asagai, one character in this play straightens her hair; that character is Beneatha. For 10 points, name this play that chronicles the result of a large life insurance payout received by the Younger family, a work by Lorraine Hansberry
One character in this play performs a traditional tribal dance while chanting "OCOMOGOSIAY" ("oh-coh-mohgo-say").
A Raisin in the Sun