The fifth scene of this play was originally excised from the published version and was first performed 33 years after this play's publication; that scene depicts this play's main character sitting in a cage labeled "the North American murderer," and eating eight courses of ham and eggs.
The fifth scene of this play was originally excised from the published version and was first performed 33 years after this play's publication; that scene depicts this play's main character sitting in a cage labeled "the North American murderer," and eating eight courses of ham and eggs. The entire first scene of this play is a monologue by the wife of the main character, and in its last scene that main character is sent back by Lieutenant Charles, who tells the main character that he's a "slave to a contraption of steel and iron." The prostitute (*) Judy O'Grady attempts to have sex on the main character's grave in this play's sixth scene, while in its seventh scene the main character encounters Daisy, who had killed herself out of love for him. After being executed for the murder of his boss, this play's main character ends up in the Elyssian fields, which he is told are full of degenerates by a man named Shrdlu who had killed his own mother. For 10 points, identify this play about Mr. Zero, who is replaced by the title calculating apparatus, written by Elmer Rice.
The fifth scene of this play was originally excised from the published version and was first performed 33 years after this play's publication; that scene depicts this play's main character sitting in a cage labeled "the North American murderer," and eating eight courses of ham and eggs.
The {Adding Machine}