An author from this country wrote a play whose notorious "Nicky-Nacky Scene" depicts a politician pretending to be a bull, a toad, and a dog while being whipped by the courtesan Aquilina.
An author from this country wrote a play whose notorious "Nicky-Nacky Scene" depicts a politician pretending to be a bull, a toad, and a dog while being whipped by the courtesan Aquilina. A play written in this country features an Act 4 "proviso scene" in which two lovers use legal terms to negotiate the conditions of their marriage. In a bawdy play written in this country, a man deliberately spreads the false rumor that he is impotent so that he can seduce the wives of unsuspecting husbands. 17th-century authors in this country wrote Venice Preserved and comedies like The Way of the World and The Country Wife. For 10 points, name this country where William Congreve and William Wycherly wrote plays after the Restoration of Charles II.
An author from this country wrote a play whose notorious "Nicky-Nacky Scene" depicts a politician pretending to be a bull, a toad, and a dog while being whipped by the courtesan Aquilina.
England [or Britain; or Great Britain; or United Kingdom; or UK] &lt;Thompson&gt;