Angels in America

Angels in America2003

Angels in America: A Gay Fantasia on National Themes is a two-part play by American playwright Tony Kushner. The work won numerous awards, including the Pulitzer Prize for Drama, the Tony Award for Best Play, and the Drama Desk Award for Outstanding… more »



Harper Pitt:
What are you doing in my hallucination?

Prior Walter:
I'm not in your hallucination, you're in my dream.

Harper Pitt:
You're wearing makeup.

Prior Walter:
So are you.

Harper Pitt:
But you're a man.

Prior Walter:
[looks into mirror and screams] My hands and feet give it away.

Harper Pitt:
There must be some mistake here. I don't recognize you. Are you my... - some sort of imaginary friend?

Prior Walter:
No. Aren't you too old to have imaginary friends?

Harper Pitt:
I have emotional problems. I took too many pills. Why are you wearing makeup?

Prior Walter:
I was in the process of applying the face, trying to make myself feel better. I swiped the new fall colours at the Clinique counter at Macy's.

Harper Pitt:
You stole these?

Prior Walter:
I was out of cash. It was an emotional emergency.

Harper Pitt:
Joe will be so angry. I promised him no more pills.

Prior Walter:
These pills you keep alluding to...

Harper Pitt:
Valium, I take Valium. Lots of Valium.

Prior Walter:
And you're dancing as fast as you can.

Harper Pitt:
I'm not addicted. I don't believe in addiction and I... I never drink and I never take drugs.

Prior Walter:
Well, smell you, Nancy Drew.

Harper Pitt:
Except for Valium.

Prior Walter:
Except Valium in wee fistfuls.

Harper Pitt:
It's terrible. Mormons are not supposed to be addicted to anything. I'm a Mormon.

Prior Walter:
I'm a homosexual.

Harper Pitt:
Oh. In my church, we don't believe in homosexuals.

Prior Walter:
In my church, we don't believe in Mormons.

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