Characters like Shelly Levene and Ricky Roma are obsessed with obtaining "the leads.
While relating a story, one character in this work says two people "imperceptibly slumped." At one point, a character uses the cue word "Kenilworth" during a phony conversation involving a trip to the airport. In one scene in this work, a character poses as American Express vice-president Ray Morton after earlier meeting with Bruce and Harriet Nyborg. In this play, various characters desire to work for rival Jerry Graff. In another scene, John Williamson's attempt at lying only frightens James Lingk. At the end of this play, it is revealed that Moss and the "Machine" are responsible for breaking into the office. Characters like Shelly Levene and Ricky Roma are obsessed with obtaining "the leads." For 10 points, name this David Mamet play about desperate real estate salesmen.
While relating a story, one character in this work says two people "imperceptibly slumped.
Glengarry Glen Ross