Fences (1985 play)

Target entity: Fences (1985 play)
Context triple: [Rose Maxson, firstAppearance, Fences (1985 play)]

• A. Fences (2016 film)
  Fences (2016 film) is a 2016 drama directed by and starring Denzel Washington, adapted from August Wilson’s Pulitzer Prize-winning play about an African American family in 1950s Pittsburgh.
• B. Fences and Windows
  Fences and Windows is a collection of essays and speeches by Naomi Klein that expands on the anti-corporate and anti-globalization themes she explored in No Logo.
• C. Joe Turner’s Come and Gone
  Joe Turner’s Come and Gone is a 1984 play by August Wilson that explores African American identity, migration, and spiritual searching in a Pittsburgh boardinghouse in 1911.
• D. King Hedley II
  King Hedley II is a drama by August Wilson that forms part of his Pittsburgh Cycle, exploring themes of legacy, violence, and redemption in an African American community in the 1980s.
• E. Dutchman
  "Dutchman" is a 1964 one-act play by Amiri Baraka that confronts racism and violence in American society through a tense, symbolic encounter on a New York City subway.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Fences (1985 play)
Target entity description: Fences (1985 play) is an acclaimed drama by August Wilson that explores race, family, and personal dreams in 1950s Pittsburgh as part of his Pittsburgh Cycle.

• A. Fences (2016 film)
  Fences (2016 film) is a 2016 drama directed by and starring Denzel Washington, adapted from August Wilson’s Pulitzer Prize-winning play about an African American family in 1950s Pittsburgh.
• B. Fences and Windows
  Fences and Windows is a collection of essays and speeches by Naomi Klein that expands on the anti-corporate and anti-globalization themes she explored in No Logo.
• C. Joe Turner’s Come and Gone
  Joe Turner’s Come and Gone is a 1984 play by August Wilson that explores African American identity, migration, and spiritual searching in a Pittsburgh boardinghouse in 1911.
• D. King Hedley II
  King Hedley II is a drama by August Wilson that forms part of his Pittsburgh Cycle, exploring themes of legacy, violence, and redemption in an African American community in the 1980s.
• E. Dutchman
  "Dutchman" is a 1964 one-act play by Amiri Baraka that confronts racism and violence in American society through a tense, symbolic encounter on a New York City subway.
• F. None of above. chosen