The Young Man from Atlanta by Darryl Reilly

Yes, Mr. Foote's eloquent take on the souring of the American Dream has shades of Arthur Miller's "Death of a Salesman," but with his idiosyncratic and powerful command of dramatic writing he creates a distinctive narrative. Looming over and central to the play is the implied and intimated notion that Will and Lily Dale's unmarried son was gay and committed suicide. He had moved to Atlanta, taken a marginal job and l…

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