Samuel D. Hunter should be my kind of playwright. The characters he writes about are the blue-collar people that I'm always griping never appear in plays. He takes on the kind of big questions I like about God, goodness, our reason for existence. He wrestles with important contemporary issues like the decline of the middle and working classes. He creates flesh-and-blood characters who grapple with real-life problems …
SOURCE: Broadway & Me at 08:26AM on December 27, 2014