This play, which consists of a series of vignettes separated by blackouts, concludes with a man named Agate inducing a group to yell "Strike!
In one scene in this play, it is revealed that Siegfried recommended Miller to another lab where he will make poison gas. Near its beginning, Edna tells her husband that all of their furniture was taken away since they were unable to make payments on it. A conversation between Dr. Barnes and Dr. Benjamin in this play reveals that the latter will be fired because he is Jewish. The "fourth episode" of this play sees a mysterious Voice told by Fatt that he is a company spy. As it opens, the audience is included as part of a meeting that discusses the political climate, such as the inauguration of FDR. This play, which consists of a series of vignettes separated by blackouts, concludes with a man named Agate inducing a group to yell "Strike! Strike! Strike!" For 10 points, identify this play about a group of discontented taxi drivers, written by Clifford Odets.
In one scene in this play, it is revealed that Siegfried recommended Miller to another lab where he will make poison gas.
Waiting for Lefty