In a play by this author, a painter strangely claims that the government measures peoples' noses to find out whether they can move stones. In another play by this writer, a TV crew plans to film the crucifixion of an unseen prisoner in a Latin American country. He wrote a play in which a businessman gives a white pass to the psychiatrist Leduc, allowing him to escape the (*) Nazi regime in France. A character created by this man describes life as a "casting off," though her husband insists that "some people achieve something." This author of Resurrection Blues and Incident at Vichy depicted a character whose football star son dropped out of s
In a play by this author, a painter strangely claims that the government measures peoples' noses to find out whether they can move stones. In another play by this writer, a TV crew plans to film the crucifixion of an unseen prisoner in a Latin American country. He wrote a play in which a businessman gives a white pass to the psychiatrist Leduc, allowing him to escape the (*) Nazi regime in France. A character created by this man describes life as a "casting off," though her husband insists that "some people achieve something." This author of Resurrection Blues and Incident at Vichy depicted a character whose football star son dropped out of school after seeing him with a mistress in a Boston hotel room. For 10 points, name this playwright who created Biff and Willy Loman in Death of a Salesman.
In a play by this author, a painter strangely claims that the government measures peoples' noses to find out whether they can move stones.
Arthur Miller