Phil Hogan's farm, for 10 points— name this Eugene O'Neill play about the fate of James Tyrone, Jr. after Long Day's Journey Into Night.
A comic interlude in this play involves a man complaining about his neighbor's pigs fouling his pond, only to see T. Stedman Harder chased off. In its first scene, a man speculates as to whether a scheme to interrupt a sexual encounter with a shotgun is being hatched. Taking place on (*) Phil Hogan's farm, for 10 points— name this Eugene O'Neill play about the fate of James Tyrone, Jr. after Long Day's Journey Into Night.
A comic interlude in this play involves a man complaining about his neighbor's pigs fouling his pond, only to see T. Stedman Harder chased off.
A Moon for the Misbegotten