For 10 points, name this playwright of The Lady's Not for Burning.
This playwright discussed the critics' assertion that the affection between Moses and Ramses was not sufficiently developed in his play The Firstborn in an essay called "An Experience of Critics." One of his plays takes place near Ephesus at the tomb of Virilius, whose widow Dynamene plans to kill herself. He used the Hungarian Revolution of 1848 as the backdrop for a play subtitled "A Winter Comedy," The Dark Is Light Enough. This author of A Phoenix Too Frequent wrote about the rape of Lucretia in Duel of Angels, which was an adaptation of a play by Jean Giraudoux, much like his Tiger at the Gates. He also adapted plays by Rostand and Anouilh, but remains best known for a verse play set in Hebble Tyson's house, in which Thomas Mendip confesses to imaginary crimes so that he will be hanged, while Jennet Jourdemayne tries to avoid being executed for witchcraft. For 10 points, name this playwright of The Lady's Not for Burning.
This playwright discussed the critics' assertion that the affection between Moses and Ramses was not sufficiently developed in his play The Firstborn in an essay called "An Experience of Critics.
Christopher Fry