The American Dream
by Edward Albee


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Readers have a mixed response to this play, with many appreciating its dark humor and critique of society. The absurdist elements resonate well with some, while others find the style confusing or the content bizarre. Overall, it sparks thought and discussion around the American Dream and family dynamics, though not everyone enjoys the surreal aspects.
Synopsis
"In this vicious parable about America, Mummy and Daddy live in gilt-edged insecurity, Mummy ruling with an unholy vitality that has reduced Daddy to a terrible, contented impotence.
Into the house strays a beautiful young man -- an American dream -- except that he can feel nothing because he is the twin of the child they killed years before."--Back cover.
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The American Dream is a American comedy play written by Edward Albee and published by Samuel French (1998).
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Samuel French · 1998 · 58 pp
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