In this play, an actor playing the role of a "belligerent man" stands among the (*) audience and asks questions.
In this play's first act, one character gushes about an amazing speech she gave about the Louisiana Purchase and admires the heliotropes planted by her future mother-in-law. In this play, an actor playing the role of a "belligerent man" stands among the (*) audience and asks questions. In its final act, dead residents of the title location gather in a cemetery, such as the alcoholic organist Simon Stimson or a girl who revisits the day of her twelfth birthday. George and Emily Webb are married in this play, which is narrated by the Stage Manager. For 10 points, name this play set in Grover's Corners, written by Thornton Wilder.
In this play's first act, one character gushes about an amazing speech she gave about the Louisiana Purchase and admires the heliotropes planted by her future mother-in-law.
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