Winner of the 2003 Pulitzer Prize for Drama, this lyrical ode to great literature and a time gone by takes us to Tampa in 1930, where every day the workers at a cigar factory recreate the intoxicating Cuba they left behind. Into this heady atmosphere comes the handsome and mysterious Juan Julian, a professional “lector” who reads Tolstoy’s tragic love story, Anna Karinina, aloud to the workers. The results are seductive, bemusing – and shocking. “…[Cruz] has turned out many wonderful plays—but none more shimmeringly beautiful than ANNA IN THE TROPICS.” —Miami Herald (Mature themes.)
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Winner of the 2003 Pulitzer Prize for Drama, this lyrical ode to great literature and a time gone by takes us to Tampa in 1930, where every day the workers at a cigar factory recreate the intoxicating Cuba they left behind. Into this heady atmosphere comes the handsome and mysterious Juan Julian, a professional “lector” who reads Tolstoy’s tragic love story, Anna Karinina, aloud to the workers. The results are seductive, bemusing – and shocking. “…[Cruz] has turned out many wonderful plays—but none more shimmeringly beautiful than ANNA IN THE TROPICS.” —Miami Herald (Mature themes.)
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