This is a theatrical analysis of "American Buffalo."

Analysis of American Buffalo When looking at any play one must clearly evaluate the functional values which the work holds. These functional values are Entertainment, Exaltation, Economics, and Edification. In American Buffalo I believe a reader can make a valid point that all four of these values are present. With regard to Entertainment, this play when written had quite a bit of entertainment value. Its language is not hard to understand, and it is very …

…As for Teach, I think he should be in a pair of dirty jeans, a white t-shirt with a stain, an unbuttoned flannel shirt, a pair of old dirty white Converse basketball shoes, a pair of regular glasses, and a dirty old brown leather jacket. As for Teach's hair it should be a little shorter than shoulder length, but able to be put in a pony tail, not to mention it is dirty and greasy.