The questions "Are we doomed?"
A character from this drama plays cards for ten years with Serge Esmerldovich Upgobkin in the author's "coda" to this play titled Slavs!. In this work's epilogue, which takes place at Bethesda Fountain, a character discusses the creation of a healing spring in Jerusalem. The questions "Are we doomed?" and "Will the Past Release us?" are posed by Aleksii Antedilluvianovich Prelapsarianov at the beginning of its second part. Another character in this work, who is addicted to Valium, hallucinates that her imaginary friend Mr. Lies is taking her to Antarctica. In this drama's second section Perestroika, the ghost of Ethel Rosenberg visits Roy Cohn as he slowly dies of AIDS. For 10 points, name this "gay fantasia on national themes," written by Tony Kushner.
A character from this drama plays cards for ten years with Serge Esmerldovich Upgobkin in the author's "coda" to this play titled Slavs!.
Angels in America: A Gay Fantasia on National Themes