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This play has a sociopolitical theme. Part 1) What clues or characteristics make this apparent? Part 2) What is the significance of this theme? Part 3) How is the play and theme relevant today? Would any aspects of this play need to be changed to be more engaging for a modern audience? Why or why not?

This play has a sociopolitical theme.

Part 1) What clues or characteristics make this apparent?

Part 2) What is the significance of this theme?

Part 3) How is the play and theme relevant today? Would any aspects of this play need to be changed to be more engaging for a modern audience? Why or why not?

This play is more than just a study of the racial tensions facing the south after the end of slavery. Part 1) How is it more than this? Why is it more than this? Part 2) How can others relate to this story? What is the author's purpose in writing this play? Part 3) How is the south in the 1930s used as a backdrop for a deeper purpose? How is this play timeless?

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