Tobacco Road By Jack Kirkland based on the novel by Erskine Caldwell Directed by Cecile Keenan Produced by American Blues Theater At Victory Gardens Richard Christensen Theatre Gritty realism aptly depicts the underbelly of rural Southern sharecroppers Opening in 1933, Jack Kirklands Tobacco Road gave the Broadway audience a realistic look at the plight of rural sharecroppers who live in economic and moral poverty fueled by ignorance, incest and laziness
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