The American Dream by Edward Albee | Characters, Summary, Analysis
The American Dream is an absurdist play by Edward Albee that was premiered in 1961. It is a satirical play that criticizes the cliche idea of the American Dream and the nuclear family system in America during that period. It is a story of a dysfunctional household that satirizes the suburban family life of America and is thoroughly staged in the apartment of a married couple. The play is a scathing commentary on the fragility of the American Dream and the emptiness that can lurk beneath its surface. The play suggests the emptiness of contemporary moral values and conformity in the general populace while highlighting the societal norms and exploring themes of identity, disillusionment, and the elusive pursuit of happiness.
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