“Howards End” serves as the beginning point for the two-part, seven-hour epic, which examines gay life in the early twenty-first century. Andrew Burnap was named best actor in a play, Stephen Daldry was named best director, and Lois Smith was named best actress in a prominent part in a play.
The renowned piece was directed by now-three-time Tony Award winner Stephen Daldry and won several best play awards in London, where it opened in 2018.
Lopez claims that the closeted Forster in "Howards End" was telling a queer narrative with straight people, so he chose to recreate it in a current context with homosexual male characters in place of the book's heterosexual protagonists.
“Grand Horizons,” “Sea Wall/A Life,” “Slave Play,” and “The Sound Inside” were all beaten by “The Inheritance.”
