Perhaps the most arresting thing about Stick-Fly is its title. It refers to a stick or the like with sticky stuff on it that entomologists use to catch flying insects so they may be studied. A main character in the play is such a scientist, but neither she nor others deals with insects in it.
Dramatist Lydia Diamond “sticks” attention on members—and possibly future ones—of a well-to-do black family during a crucial weekend at a long-owned beach home in upscale Martha’s Vineyard.
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