Seven Plays - Sam Shepard

"Seven Plays" is a collection of some of Sam Shepard's most influential works. The collection showcases Shepard's unique voice and his exploration of the American landscape, both literally and metaphorically. The plays included are: "Buried Child": This Pulitzer Prize-winning play deals with the disintegration of the American Dream and a family's dark secrets. "Curse of the Starving Class": This play examines the struggles of a dysfunctional family trying to survive amidst poverty and chaos. "The Tooth of Crime": A rock-infused play that blends elements of music and theater to explore themes of power and identity. "La Turista": A surreal play about two Americans dealing with illness and cultural dislocation in a foreign land. "Tongues": A collaboration with Joseph Chaikin, this play is an experimental piece focusing on the power of language and the human voice. "Savage/Love": Another collaboration with Joseph Chaikin, this play explores the complexities of love and human relationships. "True West": A modern classic that examines the sibling rivalry between two brothers and the blurred lines between reality and illusion. Sam Shepard's plays are known for their lyrical language, complex characters, and deep exploration of the human condition. Soft Cover. Approx. 5.25 x 8.25 inches. 336 pp. Aside from slightly yellowing pages, book is in excellent condition.