Stick Fly (Broadway)

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Stick Fly (Broadway) is a contemporary play by Lydia R. Diamond that explores race, class, and family dynamics within an affluent African American family during a tense weekend on Martha’s Vineyard.

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Stick Fly (Broadway, 2011) 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Broadway play
actStructure two-act play
author Lydia R. Diamond
broadwayOpeningYear 2011
BroadwayTheatre Cort Theatre
broadwayType play with music
countryOfOrigin United States
criticalReception generally positive reviews for writing and performances
director Kenny Leon
explores generational conflict
parent-child relationships
romantic relationships
tensions between race and class within the Black community
featuresOriginalMusicBy Alicia Keys
genre contemporary drama
family drama
social drama
language English
mainTheme class
family dynamics
race
medium live theatre
notableCharacter Cheryl
Dr. Joe LeVay
Flip LeVay
Kent “Spoon” LeVay
linked to: Kent LeVay

Mrs. LeVay
Taylor
notableFor depicting an affluent African American family on Broadway
premiereLocation Broadway
producer Alicia Keys
Jujamcyn Theaters
Nelle Nugent
Ron Simons
Ruth Hendel
settingLocation Martha’s Vineyard
linked to: Martha's Vineyard
settingTime one weekend
settingType affluent African American family home
subject African American upper-middle-class life
class privilege
colorism
family secrets
identity
interracial relationships
targetAudience adult audiences
writer Lydia R. Diamond

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Tracie Thoms notableWork Stick Fly (Broadway)
Kenny Leon directed Stick Fly (Broadway, 2011)
linked to: Stick Fly (Broadway)