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Anna Christie

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Eugene O’Neill’s four-act drama follows Anna Christie, a woman shaped by hard work and harder choices, as she reconnects with her estranged father in a waterfront world of sailors, labor, and uneasy tenderness. First staged on Broadway in 1921, it marked an early New York milestone for O’Neill and went on to earn the 1922 Pulitzer Prize for Drama. Scholars have linked Anna’s origins to a real Greenwich Village figure, hinting at the city’s radical and working-class currents beneath the play. At St. Ann’s Warehouse, it reads as a sober study of survival and the cost of being “remade.”