Title: Cruz Paints a Compelling Cuban Portrait
Product review: In "Anna in the Tropics," Nilo Cruz emulates events occuring within the story by segments of "Anna Karenina" read aloud by the lector. The character in the novel who work within the cigar factory relate to the lector, who has come to give them education in the form of his novels, in many different ways. Affairs, deception, and love occur at the hands of one man and the Tolstoy novel. This much deserved Pulitzer Prize winner never allows the reader to drift. Each word appears to be carefully chosen by Cruz to enstill some sense of dramatic and literaty awe. I found myself laughing, crying, cheering and smiling at the characters relationships and Cruz's amazing ability to create a wonderful story. I've read an unhealthy amount of plays lately and I can wholeheartedly say that this is the "best." I highly reccomend any fan of theatre, hispanic culture, or life/relationships pick this up right away!
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