In the first act of a play by this author, a pastor notes that "There are too many women running thi
In the first act of a play by this author, a pastor notes that "There are too many women running this house," leading to the owner of the house responding that "it is like a cage full of tigers." That play by this author opens with a debate over who the father of a kitchen maid's illegitimate child is. The title captain's wife wants her daughter stay at home rather than go to town to become a teacher and has the captain declared (*) insane to accomplish this at the end of a play by this author. In a novel by this author, Triton turns out to be a fraudulent insurance company At the end of that novel by this author, the protagonist returns from a voyage to find that all of his friends, including the painter Sellen, have lost their idealism. This author wrote a novel in which the student Arvid Falk regularly meets with a group of intellectuals at the title location. For 10 points, name this author of the plays The Father and The Red Room.
In the first act of a play by this author, a pastor notes that "There are too many women running this house," leading to the owner of the house responding that "it is like a cage full of tigers.
August Strindberg [or Johann August Strindberg]