In a play by this author, a suitor dubiously asserts that his brain is larger than that of the woman he desires.
In a play by this author, a suitor dubiously asserts that his brain is larger than that of the woman he desires. In that play by this author, a group of dancing girls mock a foreign photographer by describing his camera as a "one-eyed box" after his motorcycle breaks down. In another play by this author, a jailed lieutenant strangles himself after he learns that his son Olunde took his place in a ritual suicide. In a play this author set in the village of Ilujinle, Lakunle's refusal to pay a bride-price leads Sidi to reject him in favor of Chief Baroka. For 10 points, name this Nigerian playwright of Death and the King's Horseman and The Lion and The Jewel. 
In a play by this author, a suitor dubiously asserts that his brain is larger than that of the woman he desires.
Wole Soyinka [or AkinwÃ¡ndÃ© Oluwo̩lÃ© BabÃ¡tÃºndÃ© S̩Ã³yinkÃ¡]kÃ¡]