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A Raisin in the Sun is a play from 1959 by Lorraine Hansberry. It is the story of the Younger family, based on Hansberry's own experiences growing up in Chicago's Woodlawn neighborhood. A Raisin in the Sun was the first play written by a black woman to be produced on Broadway, as well as the first play with a black director (Lloyd Richards) on Broadway. The title comes from a poem by Langston Hughes.The play concerns the working-class Younger family, who dream of leaving behind the dilapidated tenement apartment where they have lived for decades. Son Walter, a chauffeur, dreams of making a fortune by investing in a liquor store but foolishly gives his money to a con artist. His sister Beneatha, a somewhat flighty college student, tries to find her identity and embraces the "back to Africa" philosophy of a Nigerian friend. Their mother, the matriarch, dreams of buying a home, and does so with her late husband's insurance money, but the house is in an all-white neighborhood. Their racist future neighbors hire a man named Karl Lindner as a "Welcoming Committee" to try to buy them out to prevent the neighborhood's integration. However, Walter takes a stand and refuses to be intimidated or bought out; in this, he stops deferring his family's dreams and helps them advance.The central idea of the play is concerned with combating the myth of black contentment. The stress of poverty is vividly portroyed through the tight quarters as five people are squeezed together onstage into a one room apartment.//In 1961, A Raisin in the Sun was adapted into a feature film starring its first-run Broadway cast of Sidney Poitier, Ruby Dee, Roy Glenn and Claudia McNeil
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‘Raisin in the Sun’ a hit at Cleveland Play House
CLEVELAND — “A Raisin in the Sun” comes to the Cleveland Play House this season, almost 50 years after it opened on Broadway. It is on stage through Nov. 30.
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‘A Raisin in the Sun’: perfection at Play House
Oh, what a night! Such a night was the opening of “A Raisin in the Sun,” Lorraine Hansberry’s landmark drama about a black family’s search for identity and the elusive American Dream.
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Arts: Chestnuts And Raisin - The Play House Revisits An American Classic
By Jean Seitter Cummins What does A Raisin in the Sun - Lorraine Hansberry's classic tale of a family trapped in a Chicago ghetto in the '50s - have to say to the generation that has just elected the first African-American president?Ê Raisin is, in many ways, an old chestnut - the prototype of the "Mama on the Couch" plays satirized by George Wolfe in The Colored Museum. Raisin tells the ...
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'Ruined' puts Rashad in spotlight
"Do you have a smile?" asks the madam, coldly sizing up a young woman played by Condola Phyleia Rashad in the Goodman Theatre's world premiere of "Ruined."
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'Raisin' celebrates more than anniversary
As I watched Actors Theatre's stirring production of "A Raisin in the Sun," which opened Thursday night, I wished playwright Lorraine Hansberry were alive to see her fellow Chicagoan, President-elect Barack Obama.
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