A Texas Trilogy
A cycle of three plays set in a mythical West Texas town, using distinctive language and characters to depict small-town Texas life.
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A cycle of three plays set in a mythical West Texas town, using distinctive language and characters to depict small-town Texas life.
This second play in A Texas Trilogy moves among three Bradleyville settings at the Hampton home in 1953, Red Grover’s bar in 1963, and the Hampton home again in 1973.
In 1962 Bradleyville, Texas, seven members of the Knights of the White Magnolia, a Ku Klux Klan-like group, gather in the meeting room of the Cattleman’s Hotel.
Colonel Kinkaid, a wheelchair-bound veteran, resists plans to celebrate him as his military academy’s oldest living graduate. His son hopes to turn the occasion into publicity and a property deal, bringing their conflicting values into open confrontation.
A cycle of three plays set in a mythical West Texas town, using distinctive language and characters to depict small-town Texas life.
This second play in A Texas Trilogy moves among three Bradleyville settings at the Hampton home in 1953, Red Grover’s bar in 1963, and the Hampton home again in 1973.
In 1962 Bradleyville, Texas, seven members of the Knights of the White Magnolia, a Ku Klux Klan-like group, gather in the meeting room of the Cattleman’s Hotel.
Colonel Kinkaid, a wheelchair-bound veteran, resists plans to celebrate him as his military academy’s oldest living graduate. His son hopes to turn the occasion into publicity and a property deal, bringing their conflicting values into open confrontation.