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Angels in America: A Gay Fantasia on National Themes Audiobook

Angels in America: A Gay Fantasia on National Themes Audiobook

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Presenting an original audiobook performance from the Pulitzer Prize-winning play, starring the cast of the National Theatre’s 2018 Broadway revival.

In this production, adapted specifically for the listening experience, Andrew Garfield, Nathan Lane, and the complete cast recreate their acclaimed performances from your 2018 Tony Award-winning Country wide Theatre revival of Angels in the us: A Gay Fantasia on National Themes. With narration by Bobby Cannavale and Edie Falco, and a musical rating by about Angels in the us: A Homosexual Fantasia on Country wide Themes Adrian Sutton, this audiobook can be a compelling and immersive theatrical hearing encounter.

A play in two parts, Millennium Techniques and Perestroika, Angels in America: A Homosexual Fantasia on National Themes is a organic and insightful look into identification, community, justice, and redemption. New Yorkers grapple with existence and death, like and sex, and heaven and hell as the AIDS crisis intensifies throughout a time of political reaction–the Reagan Republican counterrevolution from the 1980s. Released to celebrate the Broadway revival, this is a unique possibility to hear perhaps one of the most honored and classic has in American background.

Full Cast:

Andrew Garfield mainly because Prior Walter

Nathan Street as Roy M. Cohn

Susan Brown as Hannah Pitt

Denise Gough simply because Harper Pitt

Beth Malone as The Angel

James McArdle seeing that Louis Ironson

Lee Pace as Joseph Pitt

Nathan Stewart-Jarrett as Belize

With narration by

Bobby Cannavale (Millennium Methods)

Edie Falco (Perestroika)

Predicated on the National Theatre production, aimed by Marianne Elliott.

Music by Adrian Sutton.

© 1992 by Tony Kushner|Production copyright: 2019 Penguin Random Home Audio

Cover artwork © Ryan Hopkinson

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