By Paulanne Simmons April, 2, 2025. It's a well-known fact that playwrights have miserable childhoods. Their father was a drunken actor (Eugene O'Neill). Their father abandoned them, and they were adopted into homes where they never felt comfortable (Edward Albee). Or they not only had a distant and alcoholic father who spent little time at home but also a schizophrenic sister who underwent a lobotomy (Tennessee Wil…
SOURCE: theaterlife at 11:33AM on April 2, 2025