Frank's Home
by Richard Nelson, with a special introduction by Tom Creamer
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Readers have mixed feelings about the play's portrayal of Frank Lloyd Wright. While some appreciate its depth and irony regarding the famous architect's life, others feel it lacks vitality.
Synopsis
A stunning play from one of America's best contemporary playwrights, FRANK'S HOME is a lyrical, heartbreaking story about Frank Lloyd Wright, one of our greatest — if less than perfect — visionaries, a man who created a new architectural vocabulary but couldn't create a home for himself and his family.
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Frank's Home is a play written by Richard Nelson, with a special introduction by Tom Creamer and published by Broadway Play Publishing (2008).
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