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Tracy Letts's three and a half hours of an Oklahoma family taking each other apart after a funeral.
The patriarch disappears, the family assembles, and the pills and the heat and fifty years of grievance do the rest. It won the Pulitzer in 2008 and it is very funny for most of its length, which is what makes the rest of it land.
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