Mothers and Sons

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Mothers and Sons is a Broadway play by Terrence McNally that explores grief, gay relationships, and changing social attitudes toward AIDS across generations.

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instanceOf Broadway play
play
author Terrence McNally NERFINISHED
basedOn Andre’s Mother NERFINISHED
television play Andre’s Mother
broadwayClosingDate 2014-06-22
broadwayOpeningDate 2014-03-24
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
dramaturgicalForm contemporary realism
explores evolution of gay family structures
impact of AIDS on survivors
featuresCharacter Bud Ogden-Porter NERFINISHED
Cal Porter NERFINISHED
Katharine Gerard NERFINISHED
Will Ogden NERFINISHED
firstBroadwayPreviewDate 2014-02-23 GENERATED
genre drama
hasSeatingVenueType proscenium theatre
hasSubjectHeading AIDS epidemic in the United States in art
Gay men in drama
Mothers and sons in drama
hasType AIDS-related play
American play
LGBT-related play
isPartOf Terrence McNally’s body of work
language English
nominatedFor Tony Award for Best Play NERFINISHED
originalBroadwayTheatre John Golden Theatre NERFINISHED
originalLanguage English
originalMedium stage
playwright Terrence McNally NERFINISHED
premiereLocation Broadway NERFINISHED
productionType Broadway production
productionYear 2014
setting New York City
subject AIDS
LGBT rights
family relationships
gay relationships
grief
intergenerational conflict
social change
theme changing social attitudes toward AIDS
forgiveness
homophobia
mourning and loss
parental acceptance
same-sex marriage
timePeriod early 21st century
writer Terrence McNally NERFINISHED

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Tom Kirdahy notableWork Mothers and Sons