in Greek before revealing that her father renamed her family after the Greek word for chorus.
One character in this play recites Medea's lines "On all sides sorrow pens me in. But all is not yet lost!" in Greek before revealing that her father renamed her family after the Greek word for chorus. In its final act, one character returns from getting her hair permed at Mr. Lionel's before leaving to shoot a TV advertisement for Golden Girl Curl. Its minor characters include the author of an absurdist play set in a refrigerator, David Ragin, and the abstract painter Max, who creates the masthead for the first issue of a newspaper bought from the sale of the title character's failed nightclub Walden Pond. The title character kisses the prostitute Gloria after she is abandoned by her fiancee Alton Scales, and resolves to oppose a politician elected on a platform of reform, Wally O'Hara, after his wife Iris tells him that O'Hara is a tool of the special interests. Set in a ? Greenwich Village apartment, for 10 points, name this play about a Jewish intellectual, written by Lorraine Hansberry.  
One character in this play recites Medea's lines "On all sides sorrow pens me in.
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