Overheated: A Review of Anna in the Tropics at Remy Bumppo by Hugh Iglarsh

In Nilo Cruz' Pulitzer Prize-winning 2003 play, cigars symbolize all kinds of things, from capitalist commodity to an older, slower lifestyle to religious burnt offering, like smoke through the tobacco-scented Florida rolling factory where this tale of Cuban immigrant cigar makers in the 1920s takes place.

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