"One of the richest experiences I have ever had in the theatre. I wasn't just moved. I was transfixed." - The New York Daily News
"Time has enhanced the luster of Fences. Dozens of dysfunctional-family dramas have come and gone since its 1987 Pulitzer win, but August Wilson's tragedy of a working man at war with his family and his own identity circa 1957 stands apart thanks to its distinctive lyricism and theatricality and its unforgettable central character. The play's singular achievement: It is specific enough to act as a cornerstone of Wilson's 10-play Pittsburgh cycle, yet universal enough to touch a chord in every human heart." - The New York Times
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