The Sign in Sidney Brustein's Window - Lorraine Hansberry

By Lorraine Hansberry

Release Date: 2012-02-22

Genre: Theater

4 (6 ratings)
From the award-winning author of A Raisin in the Sun, comes one of the most electrifying classic masterpieces of the American theater: an unforgettable portrait of a man struggling with his individual fate in an age of racial and social injustice.

"Rich and warm and funny... beautifully written.ā€ —Los Angeles Times
 
The Sign in Sidney Brustein's Window, along with A Raisin in the Sun, are milestones in the American theater, remarkable not only for their historical value but for their continued ability to engage the imagination and the heart.

ā€œIt is drama of such clarity that one may return to it again and again, and, I expect, emerge as deeply moved; and each time the more illumined…. Miss Hansberry, I am convinced, doesn’t know how to create a character who isn’t gloriously diverse, illuminatingly contradictory, heart-breakingly alive…. [A] personal odyssey of discovery, a confrontation with others in the process of which [Brustein] discovers himself.ā€ —from the Foreword by John Braine

With an Introduction by Robert Nemiroff.

The Sign in Sidney Brustein's Window - Lorraine Hansberry

By Lorraine Hansberry

Release Date: 2012-02-22

Genre: Theater

4 (6 ratings)
From the award-winning author of A Raisin in the Sun, comes one of the most electrifying classic masterpieces of the American theater: an unforgettable portrait of a man struggling with his individual fate in an age of racial and social injustice.

"Rich and warm and funny... beautifully written.ā€ —Los Angeles Times
 
The Sign in Sidney Brustein's Window, along with A Raisin in the Sun, are milestones in the American theater, remarkable not only for their historical value but for their continued ability to engage the imagination and the heart.

ā€œIt is drama of such clarity that one may return to it again and again, and, I expect, emerge as deeply moved; and each time the more illumined…. Miss Hansberry, I am convinced, doesn’t know how to create a character who isn’t gloriously diverse, illuminatingly contradictory, heart-breakingly alive…. [A] personal odyssey of discovery, a confrontation with others in the process of which [Brustein] discovers himself.ā€ —from the Foreword by John Braine

With an Introduction by Robert Nemiroff.

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