Set at a cab station in 1977, FTP, identify this member of the Pittsburgh Cycle, a play by August Wilson.
One character in this work recalls a time when he made suits for Billy Ekstine and when Count Basie cancelled Cincinnati and Cleveland to wait ten days for a suit made by him. That character's boss, who had helped Shealey's nephew get a job, also employs Youngblood, whose attempt to buy a house for Rena is misconstrued as an affair with Peaches by Turnbo. Another character kills his girlfriend Susan McKnight before this play starts and is released midway through. Later, Becker tries to prevent the city from destroying the street and his business and dies at the mill; however, his son Booster remains proud despite their earlier fight. Set at a cab station in 1977, FTP, identify this member of the Pittsburgh Cycle, a play by August Wilson.
One character in this work recalls a time when he made suits for Billy Ekstine and when Count Basie cancelled Cincinnati and Cleveland to wait ten days for a suit made by him.
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