Review: ‘A Raisin in the Sun’ at OSF is a masterpiece

The play, as it is being presented at OSF, is high art. It opens a vein and calls upon you to sit up straight and pay attention. The view it offers into the Younger family’s life, is raw, intimate, humbling, inspiring and achingly sweet, thanks to Tim Bond, who directs the play and is OSF’s artistic director.

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