A minor character in this play talks by alternately sucking air in and blowing it out, which causes consternation when she blows out birthday candles.
A minor character in this play talks by alternately sucking air in and blowing it out, which causes consternation when she blows out birthday candles. Several characters in this play reminisce about drinking vile mustard soup. Every scene in this play except the first and the last begins with a voiceover of a letter written by a traveling scrap metal worker. A woman in this play marries a mentally-challenged movie usher named Johnny and borrows five thousand dollars to start a restaurant with him. To pay for some pretzels, a protagonist of this play volunteers to carry a small black satchel for his uncle Louie, an ex-mobster. In this play's opening scene, set in an apartment above a candy store, Eddie forbids Bella from making ice cream sundaes for his children, Jay and Arty. For 10 points, name this Pulitzer-winning playabout a dictatorial Jewish grandmother, written by Neil Simon and set in a namesake city in NewYork.
A minor character in this play talks by alternately sucking air in and blowing it out, which causes consternation when she blows out birthday candles.
Lost in Yonkers