One character who appears in a vision in this play claims ecstatics, not physics, make the engine of creation run, before saying "The stiffening of your penis is of no consequence.
One character who appears in a vision in this play claims ecstatics, not physics, make the engine of creation run, before saying "The stiffening of your penis is of no consequence." In this play, dreams of a trip to Antarctica come while the ($) Mormon Harper is addicted to Valium, and her husband Joe has an affair with Louis Ironson. This very lengthy play has two parts: Millennium Approaches and Perestroika. One character in this play insists that he has liver cancer, and finds out he has been disbarred shortly before his death, though he still hears the singing of (*) Ethel Rosenberg. That character, like Prior Walter, is dying of AIDS, and is the anti-Communist lawyer Roy Cohn. For ten points, identify this "Gay Fantasia on National Themes" by Tony Kushner.
One character who appears in a vision in this play claims ecstatics, not physics, make the engine of creation run, before saying "The stiffening of your penis is of no consequence.
{Angels in America}: A Gay Fantasia on National Themes