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Jenny and Bernard Acton want more comfort and status than their suburban income allows. When brothel-keeper Leonie Pimosz offers Jenny a profitable new occupation, the couple discover how widely their neighbours share the same compromise.
In Albee's version, suburban couple Richard and Jenny struggle to keep up with their neighbors. After a madam visits, Jenny becomes a part-time prostitute; Albee's adaptation changes aspects of the original plot, including character names.
At a traditional boys' school, new teacher John Ebony learns that his class claims to have murdered the previous teacher. As the boys intimidate him and evade authority, Ebony struggles to identify their leader and understand how the teachers shaped their behavior.
Jenny and Bernard Acton want more comfort and status than their suburban income allows. When brothel-keeper Leonie Pimosz offers Jenny a profitable new occupation, the couple discover how widely their neighbours share the same compromise.
In Albee's version, suburban couple Richard and Jenny struggle to keep up with their neighbors. After a madam visits, Jenny becomes a part-time prostitute; Albee's adaptation changes aspects of the original plot, including character names.
At a traditional boys' school, new teacher John Ebony learns that his class claims to have murdered the previous teacher. As the boys intimidate him and evade authority, Ebony struggles to identify their leader and understand how the teachers shaped their behavior.