In another play by this author of The Bathhouse, Prisypkin is forced to live in a zoo to serve as a source of nourishment for the title insect, after the two are unfrozen fifty years in the future, while another play by this author sees fourteen "Unclean" workers storming Heaven and Hell in search of the Promised Land after a flood destroys the world.
One character created by this author says that trolleys and electric lights can be powered by stroking cats "that are black and scrawny", while another character created by this author and called "Man" declares "come unto me/all of you who have calmly stabbed the enemy/and then walked away from his corpse/with a song on your lips". One work by this author ends with Pobedonosikov asking "What have you been trying to say here? That people like me aren't of any use to communism?" after he is left behind by Chudakov's time machine and the Phosphorescent Woman. In another play by this author of The Bathhouse, Prisypkin is forced to live in a zoo to serve as a source of nourishment for the title insect, after the two are unfrozen fifty years in the future, while another play by this author sees fourteen "Unclean" workers storming Heaven and Hell in search of the Promised Land after a flood destroys the world. For 10 points, name this poet and playwright of The Bedbug and Mystery-Bouffe. 
One character created by this author says that trolleys and electric lights can be powered by stroking cats "that are black and scrawny", while another character created by this author and called "Man" declares "come unto me/all of you who have calmly stabbed the enemy/and then walked away from his corpse/with a song on your lips".
Vladimir Vladimirovich Mayakovsky 