An adaptation of this man's most famous play, set in Britain on the eve of Labour's 1945 landslide election victory, was written by Patrick Marber.
An adaptation of this man's most famous play, set in Britain on the eve of Labour's 1945 landslide election victory, was written by Patrick Marber. This author claimed that his mental torment was caused by "the Powers" and founded the Intimate Theater, where he used Arnold Böcklin paintings to dress the set of a play whose protagonist is sent to a performance of Wagner's The Valkyrie by Jacob (*) Hummel. In addition to that play about the student Arkenholz, he wrote a play set on Midsummer's Eve in which the "unfaithful" dog Diana is given an abortifacient by the cook Christine. A bird in that play is decapitated by the Count's valet Jean, who sleeps with, then later hands a razor to, the title woman. For 10 points, name this Swedish playwright of The Ghost Sonata and Miss Julie.
An adaptation of this man's most famous play, set in Britain on the eve of Labour's 1945 landslide election victory, was written by Patrick Marber.
August Strindberg