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"The play, a satire on American family life, concerns a married couple and their elderly mother. They are visited by two guests this particular day who turn their world upside down. The family in this play consist of a dominating Mommy, an emasculated Daddy and a clever and witty Grandma. A neighbor, Mrs. Barker, enters and the dialogue continues with the occasional interjection by Grandma. Mommy and Daddy exit leaving Mrs. Barker and Grandma alone. Grandma apparently knows why Mrs. Barker has been asked to come by and explains to her that Mommy and Daddy had adopted a son from her many years previously. As the parents objected to the child's actions, they mutilated it as punishment, eventually killing it. After Mrs. Barker exits, a Young Man appears at the door looking for work. After hearing his life story, Grandma realizes that this Young Man, whom she dubs "The American Dream," is the twin of Mommy and Daddy's first child. As the first child was mutilated, he too was experiencing the pain and has been left as an empty shell of a man. After seeing this Young Man as a way out, she moves her things and leaves. The Young Man is introduced to the family as a suitable replacement for the original child. --Wikipedia.com."
"Catacombs Theater, Landmark Center, Alexandria presents "Ion," by Euripides, directed by James Stuckley, and "The American Dream," and "The Sandbox," by Edward Albee, directed by Russell Lynn, stage managers Jesse Cline and Tom Magee, lights and sound by Mike Brown and Steve Wren."
"Arena Stage presents, Edward Albee's "The American Dream," and "What Shall We Tell Caroline?" by John Mortimer, directed by Alan Schneider."
"Cherry Lane Theatre presents the Richard Barr and Clinton Wilder production of Edward Albee's, in association with John Eyre, "The Death of Bessie Smith," and "The American Dream," a play in one scene with John C. Becher, Jane Hoffman, Sudie Bond, Donald Nation, Nancy Cushman, directed by Alan Schneider, settings, lighting and costumes William Ritman."

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"Toneelstukken (teksten)"
"Theater programs"
"Vertalingen (vorm)"
"Playbills"
"Dramat amerykański"

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"Der amerikanische Traum = (The American dream) : Komödie"
"American dream"
"美國之夢 = The American Dream"
"The American dream"@en
"The American dream"
"Le rêve de l'Amérique"
"The American dream : [a play]"@en
"Der amerikanische Traum Komödie = (The American dream)"
"The American dream a play"
"Mei guo zhi meng"
"Le Rêve de l'Amérique"
"Meiguo zhi meng"
"The American dream : and ; The zoo story"
"The american dream"
"THE AMERICAN DREAM"
"The American dream, a play"
"The American dream, a play"@en
"The American dream : a play"
"The American dream : a play"@en
"Der amerikanische Traum [Komödie] = (The American dream)"
"The American dream play set"@en
"Mei guo zhi meng = The American Dream"@en
"The American dre am"@en
"The American dream : [play]"
"Der amerikanische Traum : Komödie"
"The American dream. [A play in one act.]"@en
"美國之夢"
"Der amerikanische Traum [Programmheft]"
"˜Derœ amerikanische Traum"
"The american dream a [New] play"
"The American Dream"@en
"De droom van Amerika"
"Der amerikanische Traum : <The American Dream> ; Komödie"
"Le Rêve de l'Amérique / Zoo story : Trad. par Elizabeth Janvier. [Paris, Théâtre de Lutèce, 7 février 1965.] ; La Mort de Bessie Smith : Trad. par Elizabeth Janvier ; Le Tas de sable : Trad. par Elizabeth Janvier. Introd. de l'auteur"

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