To celebrate the birth of his child, one of the main characters dances until the fiddler drops from exhaustion. That character's son pays visits to the local prostitute Minnie
To celebrate the birth of his child, one of the main characters dances until the fiddler drops from exhaustion. That character's son pays visits to the local prostitute Minnie. This drama begins with Simeon and Peter joining the California gold rush and renouncing their claim to the farm, leaving their father Ephraim to marry his third wife Abbie Putnam, who smothers her illegitimate child by her stepson Eben. For 10 points, identify this Eugene O'Neill play about the Cabots, named for the trees that bend over the central farm.
To celebrate the birth of his child, one of the main characters dances until the fiddler drops from exhaustion.