Larry Kramer's The Normal Heart (play)

Larry Kramer's *The Normal Heart* is a powerful play that depicts the early days of the AIDS crisis in the early 1980s. It centers on Ned, a passionate activist, and his efforts to raise awareness, combat discrimination, and demand urgent action from government and health officials. The play highlights the personal and societal struggles faced by gay men as they confront the mysterious and deadly disease, emphasizing themes of activism, fear, loss, and resilience. It offers a poignant, honest look at the urgent fight for recognition and life during a critical moment in LGBTQ+ history.