

The Falling Son
Arthur Holden
"Based on the novel 'The tempest tales' by Walter Mosley"--P.
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"… you've got one of those nights at the theater you just hope is someone's first live play, 'cause they'll be fans for a lifetime. It's that kind of special."
— St. Louis Magazine
"The Fall of Heaven is a stunning success. Mosley deftly reworks The Tempest Tales into an incendiary piece of theatre that's both enthralling and engaging, drawing in the audience and never letting them go."
— Broadwayworld.com
"The Fall of Heaven could mark the rise of Walter Mosley as a powerful contemporary voice on the American Stage."
— City Beat (Cincinnati)
"Rip-roaring... Altogether irresistible... Mosley possesses a hiply modern ear, a sharply focused, streetwise eye, tremendous wit, and a mischievous mix of unmitigated comic glee and deep ruefulness about the human condition. And that is just enough to reawaken belief in even the most cynical of us mortal creatures"
— Chicago Sun-Times
"Not only is it a new play, fresh from the prolific imagination of novelist Walter Mosley, it also is a play so far outside the usual dramatic conventions that it keeps you guessing until the very last moments."
— St. Louis Post Dispatch
| Character |
|---|
| Man 2 - Joshua Angel African American, approximately the same age as Tempest |
| Man 3 - Bob White, 30s, dashing, all other male roles |
| Woman 1 - Branwyn African American, late 20s/early 30s, naturally attractive |
| Woman 2 - Alfreda African American, all other female roles, approximately the same age as Branwyn |
| Man 1 - Tempest Landry African American, handsome, 30s |
The Fall Of Heaven is a American black history play written by Walter Mosley and published by Samuel French in New York (2011).
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