*Angels in America*: Revisiting a Modern Theatrical Masterpiece Set in the conservative Reagan-era 1980s, *Angels in America* explores a society grappling with the AIDS crisis. Tony Kushner’s groundbreaking play presents interconnected stories of New Yorkers navigating life, love, sexuality, faith, and mortality. Its imaginative structure and emotional depth have made it one of the most important theatrical works of recent decades, blending humor, tragedy, and social commentary into a powerful dramatic experience. Two Parts, Over Seven Hours of Drama The play is presented in two parts, totaling more than seven hours of immersive storytelling. Premiering at London’s National Theatre between 1992 and 1993, it received critical acclaim and won multiple awards, including the Pulitzer Prize for Drama. The narrative weaves together multiple storylines, highlighting characters’ struggles with personal[…]