Lemon Sky

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Lemon Sky is a 1970 play by Lanford Wilson first produced at Cafe La Mama. The story is about a fresh out of high school teen from the midwest moving to San Diego, California in the 1950s to live with his estranged father and new family. Attempting to overcome the past, Alan is confronted with problems within his new family.

Wilson adapted the play for a television drama of the same name in 1988, directed by Jan Egleson, starring Kevin Bacon as Alan, with Tom Atkins as the father. Casey Affleck made his screen debut as Alan's stepbrother Jerry.

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Home Free! (1964) · The Madness of Lady Bright (1964) · Balm in Gilead (1965) · Ludlow Fair (1965) · Wandering (1966) · The Rimers of Eldritch (1967) · The Gingham Dog (1968) · Lemon Sky (1970) · Serenading Louie (1970) · The Hot l Baltimore (1973) · The Mound Builders (1975) · Fifth of July (1978) · Talley's Folly (1979) · A Tale Told (1981, revised as Talley & Son) · Angels Fall (1982) · Burn This (1986) · Redwood Curtain (1992) · Sympathetic Magic (1998) · Book of Days (2000) · Rain Dance (2002)
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