AMERICAN THEATRE

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cover is unfamiliar to you, allow us to correct that. Playwright Adrienne Kennedy is an American original as distinctive as any artist who’s ever walked among us. Born in 1931, she began writing her lyrical, often surreal plays nearly six decades ago, after a trip to Ghana with her then-husband, a social psychologist she met at Columbia University. The works’

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