In a flashback in this work, a woman calls Ike an idiot for losing his money during the Great Depression, while another scene introduces a woman who is grateful to the main character for helping her secure a divorce.  A key moment occurs when the protagonist recalls the moment his friend Mickey agreed to testify against his client Lou, after the latter has been subpoenaed by Congress.  The opening instruction calls for a single chair to be set in front of a three level tower meant to evoke a concentration camp, which symbolizes a past the prospective third wife, Holga, struggles against.  Much of the play centers on the protagonist's relationship with his second wife, a famous singer named Maggie, who was thought to have been based on the author's ex-wife, Marilyn 
In a flashback in this work, a woman calls Ike an idiot for losing his money during the Great Depression, while another scene introduces a woman who is grateful to the main character for helping her secure a divorce.  A key moment occurs when the protagonist recalls the moment his friend Mickey agreed to testify against his client Lou, after the latter has been subpoenaed by Congress.  The opening instruction calls for a single chair to be set in front of a three level tower meant to evoke a concentration camp, which symbolizes a past the prospective third wife, Holga, struggles against.  Much of the play centers on the protagonist's relationship with his second wife, a famous singer named Maggie, who was thought to have been based on the author's ex-wife, Marilyn Monroe.  For 10 points, identify this play with a religious title that traces Quentin's relationships with women, a play by Arthur Miller.
In a flashback in this work, a woman calls Ike an idiot for losing his money during the Great Depression, while another scene introduces a woman who is grateful to the main character for helping her secure a divorce.  
After the Fall