A Loss of Roses (play)

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A Loss of Roses is a 1959 stage drama by William Inge that explores the emotional lives and disillusionments of Midwestern characters, particularly a troubled actress and a young man in Depression-era Kansas.

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instanceOf drama
stage play
author William Inge NERFINISHED
centralTheme emotional disillusionment
failed dreams
loneliness
mother–son relationship
sexual awakening
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
dramaticForm three-act play
explores disillusionment in small-town America
emotional lives of Midwestern characters
firstProductionYear 1959
follows Bus Stop NERFINISHED
Picnic NERFINISHED
The Dark at the Top of the Stairs NERFINISHED
genre drama
hasAuthorNationality American
hasCharacterDynamic intergenerational conflict
romantic tension
hasCharacterType troubled actress
young man
hasMainCharacter Kenny NERFINISHED
Lila Green NERFINISHED
isPartOf William Inge’s body of work about Midwestern life
literaryMovement American realism NERFINISHED
narrativeTone introspective
melancholic
originalLanguage English
originalMedium theatre
placeOfFirstPerformance Broadway NERFINISHED
protagonistOccupation actress
setIn small town in Kansas
settingLocation Kansas NERFINISHED
settingRegion Midwestern United States NERFINISHED
subject Great Depression NERFINISHED
timePeriod Great Depression era NERFINISHED
writtenBy William Inge NERFINISHED
yearWritten 1959

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