![]() While this is going on, we follow another character, Joe Pitt, a man who is married, a Mormon, and a Republican clerk. A gay man, Prior Walter, is diagnosed with AIDS and left to cope with his condition, receiving support solely from his friend Belize, an ex-drag queen and a hospital nurse. Set in mid-1980s New York, Angels in America explores AIDS, homosexuality, Reagan-era politics, and religion through the eyes of several characters whose storylines intermingle over time. ![]() Revived for Broadway in 2017, the play featured outstanding performances by Andrew Garfield and Nathan Lane. Kushner’s two-part production has won several awards, including a Tony for best play in 1992, and a Pulitzer Prize for drama in 1993. ![]() Debuting for the first time in Montana, the Broadway hit from award-winning playwright Tony Kushner, directed by longtime Bozeman theater actor, director, and producer, Cara Wilder, will be performed weekends March 11- 20 in The Emerson’s Crawford Theater. This month, Bozeman residents have the opportunity to attend a performance of Angels in America, Part 1: Millennium Approaches. ![]()
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