Common Clay, a Drama in Four Acts

This powerful play explores themes of social class, identity, and prejudice. Set in a small town in the American midwest, it follows the lives of two young women, one from a wealthy family and one from the working class, whose fates become intertwined. Kinkead's masterful dialogue and complex characters make this play a timeless classic.

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