The second act of this play takes place entirely on an enormous bed where the four lead characters take turns speaking.
The second act of this play takes place entirely on an enormous bed where the four lead characters take turns speaking. The final act of this play, "Widows and Children First," features a teenager named David and the revelation that another character was killed by men with baseball bats.  Featuring Arnold Beckoff's relationships with Ed and Alan, FTP, identify this series of one-act plays written by Harvey Fierstein, a masterpiece of gay theater.
The second act of this play takes place entirely on an enormous bed where the four lead characters take turns speaking.
Torch Song Trilogy (accept Fugue in a Nursery and The International Stud, accept Widows and Children First until mentioned)