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This three-part bill offers distinct views of American life: a journalist and celebrated writer manipulate one another in an interview; a football coach's press conference allegorizes Lyndon B. Johnson and the Vietnam War; and guests at a Fourth of July cocktail party reveal suburban life.
At a Fourth of July cocktail party in suburban America, the play comments on suburban life.
At a press conference, an angry football coach speaks allegorically about Lyndon B. Johnson and the Vietnam War.
Journalist Meg Lehmann cons her way into an interview with celebrated writer Ben Bran. Their conversation becomes a contest in which each tries to manipulate the other.
This three-part bill offers distinct views of American life: a journalist and celebrated writer manipulate one another in an interview; a football coach's press conference allegorizes Lyndon B. Johnson and the Vietnam War; and guests at a Fourth of July cocktail party reveal suburban life.
At a Fourth of July cocktail party in suburban America, the play comments on suburban life.
At a press conference, an angry football coach speaks allegorically about Lyndon B. Johnson and the Vietnam War.
Journalist Meg Lehmann cons her way into an interview with celebrated writer Ben Bran. Their conversation becomes a contest in which each tries to manipulate the other.