At the beginning of this work, all of its characters are asleep except one, who later describes himself as one who is "waiting impatiently for the end".
At the beginning of this work, all of its characters are asleep except one, who later describes himself as one who is "waiting impatiently for the end". One character in this work plans to buy a farm in New Jersey with Pearl, while another character repeats the lines "Ve vill trink vine beneath the villow trees!" and "The days grow hot, O Babylon!" In addition to Chuck Morello and Hugo Kalmar, other characters in this work include a pair of Boer War veterans who trade friendly insults, Cecil Lewis and Piet Wetjoen. The most recent arrival at this play's central location sold out his mother, a member of the Syndicalist-Anarchist movement; that character, Don Parritt, jumps from a balcony to his death. This play's primary action begins when a traveling salesman, who later confesses to murdering his wife Evelyn, arrives and attempts to convince the other characters to abandon their "pipe dreams". For 10 points, identify this play set in Harry Hope's saloon which features Larry Slade and Theodore "Hickey" Hickman, a 1940 work of Eugene O'Neill.
At the beginning of this work, all of its characters are asleep except one, who later describes himself as one who is "waiting impatiently for the end".
The {Iceman Cometh}