Essays on The Piano Lesson

American Consumerism In August Wilson’s play, The Piano Lesson, his characters dance with the memories of a ghost, and flirt with thoughts of murder and theft, as Wilson dramatizes the nature of the cultural depiction of a family in 1936’s Pittsburg. Through Wilson’s common, yet…

Hauntings of the Past, Needs of the Present Throughout The Piano Lesson by August Wilson siblings Bernice and Boy Willie argue over who should get ahold of a precious family heirloom. The piano. However, despite both of them inheriting it from their father obviously only…

The Hope And Perseverance that Music Strengthens Within a Family Music plays a significant role in many people’s lives, specifically ones that lack aspects like the capability of true freedom, expression of identity, comfort to be one’s true self and exert self love, and unity…