One of this author's plays opens in a Paris hotel room and centers on John and Claire Shelby. In another of this man's plays, the characters from the fairy tales of Mother Goose are forced into child labor. This author of The Left Bank and The House in Blind Alley wrote a play about the tendency of Georgina Allerton to daydream. He criticized Nazism in Judgment Day, and wrote a play in which the main character refuses to run away with Sam Kaplan. One of this author's protagonists is sentenced to death and goes on to meet Lieutenant Charles, the boss of the Elysian fields. That character, Mr. Zero, kills his boss after learning that his job is being replaced by the ti
One of this author's plays opens in a Paris hotel room and centers on John and Claire Shelby. In another of this man's plays, the characters from the fairy tales of Mother Goose are forced into child labor. This author of The Left Bank and The House in Blind Alley wrote a play about the tendency of Georgina Allerton to daydream. He criticized Nazism in Judgment Day, and wrote a play in which the main character refuses to run away with Sam Kaplan. One of this author's protagonists is sentenced to death and goes on to meet Lieutenant Charles, the boss of the Elysian fields. That character, Mr. Zero, kills his boss after learning that his job is being replaced by the title object. For 10 points, name this American playwright of Street Scene and The Adding Machine.
One of this author's plays opens in a Paris hotel room and centers on John and Claire Shelby.
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