Descrizione
This compelling exploration delves into the profound impact of "Angels in America" on both its creators and the audiences it moved across generations. Through the voices of those directly involved, including playwright Tony Kushner and various actors, the narrative weaves a rich tapestry of reflections, celebrating the play's cultural significance and the transformative power of art. Each contributor shares personal anecdotes that illuminate the challenges and triumphs faced during its creation, revealing the dedication and passion that fueled its ascent.
As the book unfolds, it captures moments of inspiration, struggle, and the lasting legacy of a work that tackled issues of identity, illness, and political realities. The oral history format allows for an intimate glimpse into the different perspectives and emotional journeys of those connected to the play, creating a mosaic of insights that honor its enduring influence on theater and society as a whole.
As the book unfolds, it captures moments of inspiration, struggle, and the lasting legacy of a work that tackled issues of identity, illness, and political realities. The oral history format allows for an intimate glimpse into the different perspectives and emotional journeys of those connected to the play, creating a mosaic of insights that honor its enduring influence on theater and society as a whole.
Dettagli del libro
Formato
Copertina rigida
Pagine
448 pagine
Lingua
Inglese
Pubblicato
Feb 13, 2018
Editore
Bloomsbury USA
ISBN-10
1635571766
ISBN-13
9781635571769