The Long Day's Journey Into Night (play)

*Long Day's Journey Into Night* is a powerful, autobiographical play by Eugene O’Neill that explores a single day in the life of a turbulent American family in 1912. It delves into their complex relationships, personal struggles, and unspoken pains—particularly addiction, illness, and disillusionment. The family’s interactions reveal deep-seated resentments and longing for connection amid their dysfunction. Through intense dialogue and emotional honesty, the play examines themes of family, memory, and the inescapable weight of the past, ultimately offering a profound reflection on the human condition.