![]() ![]() The Maxson family was not only breaking on the inside but became increasingly distinct from the outside world as well. The addition of fence parts throughout the play supports the notion of separation. Finally accepting death after decades of tempting fate and fighting the devil, Troy evokes the struggle of finding fulfillment in one’s duties, rather than goals that seem unattainable. Never being allowed into the MLB, never having the perfect relationship with his sons and never being satisfied with his life, Troy Maxson - the show's main character - had many dreams, but the only one he achieved was his nightmare. Wilson’s plays are a vital encapsulation of Black history and contemporary life.” Kelly ends this section noting, “In his time, ahead of his time for all time, August Wilson shares history we cannot allow to disappear but must remain on our stages. ![]() Kelly continues by saying that this is a timely production as limits on the education of race and discrimination around the country are expanding. Baron Kelly (Gabriel Maxson), and Noah Mustapha Kohn-Dumbuya (Lyons Maxson) in the University of Wisconsin-Madison Theatre Department's production of August Wilson's "Fences". ![]() (Left to right) Micah Anderson (Cory Maxson), Burgess Byrd (Rose Maxson), Naomi Greer (Raynell Maxson), Dr. ![]()
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