One of this author's characters tells a priest that she keeps mannequins in her house because they cannot lie.
One of this author's characters tells a priest that she keeps mannequins in her house because they cannot lie.An essay by this author begins by claiming that the Cinderella story is America's national myth. That essay goes on to describe the author's discomfort and disillusionment as he wakes up in a first-class hotel suite. At the beginning of a play by this man, a woman mocks a piece of silk, saying, "This color for a shirt for a man?" This man created a character who claims that he "didn't go to the moon," but much further, "because time is the longest distance between places." This author wrote "The Catastrophe of (*) Success," as well as a play in which a condom falls out of a man's pocket and an Italian-American widow rediscovers love upon meeting the truck driver Alvaro. In another play by this author, a woman is given the nickname "Blue Roses" by a Gentleman -Caller. For 10 points, name this American playwright of The Rose Tattoo and The Glass Menagerie.
One of this author's characters tells a priest that she keeps mannequins in her house because they cannot lie.
Tennessee  Williams