One of this man's plays revolves around an African-American Pullman porter's flight from power in the West Indies. A character created by this playwright refers to himself as a "foolosopher." That former anarchist, Larry Slade, appears in the same play as two friends from opposite sides of the Boer war, who stop talking to one another after a man's speech. At the end of that play by this author of The Emperor (*) Jones, Don Parritt commits suicide and Hickey, the title character, admits to murdering his wife. That play by this man revolves around the "Pipe Dreams" of the men in Harry Hope's saloon. For 10 points, name
One of this man's plays revolves around an African-American Pullman porter's flight from power in the West Indies. A character created by this playwright refers to himself as a "foolosopher." That former anarchist, Larry Slade, appears in the same play as two friends from opposite sides of the Boer war, who stop talking to one another after a man's speech. At the end of that play by this author of The Emperor (*) Jones, Don Parritt commits suicide and Hickey, the title character, admits to murdering his wife. That play by this man revolves around the "Pipe Dreams" of the men in Harry Hope's saloon. For 10 points, name this author of The Iceman Cometh.
One of this man's plays revolves around an African-American Pullman porter's flight from power in the West Indies.
Eugene [Gladstone] O'Neill