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ABSTRACT
This is an analysis of Black Boy by Richard Wright and Obinna Charles Okwelume Those Who Live in Glass Houses. In People Who Live in Glasshouses, the four plays that make up People Who Live in Glasshouses feature a distinctive cast of characters, full of energy and passion, drawn from both traditional African theater and playwrights. It covers many interesting topics, such as traditional marriage customs and political and government corruption. The play's title suggests the activities of some Nigerian politicians who must always prioritize their own financial interests and those of their allies, to the detriment of their constituents.
