His first solo play, in which Hugo Pludek loses his identity, satirizes totalitarianism through the nonsensical language of the Liquidation Agency.
His most famous work involves the usage of a language whose longest word, at 319 letters, means wombat. His most recent work, in which Vilem Rieger is ousted from his chancellorship by pompous former deputy Vlastik Klein, premiered in 2008. His first solo play, in which Hugo Pludek loses his identity, satirizes totalitarianism through the nonsensical language of the Liquidation Agency. His 1975 play Audience incorporates his experience in a brewery after his banishment from the theater, a measure that coincided with the confiscation of his passport as a consequence of his activism during 1968's Prague Spring. For ten points, name this Czech activist and politician, Czechoslovakia's first non-Communist leader since 1948, who assumed the post of interim President during the Velvet Revolution.
His most famous work involves the usage of a language whose longest word, at 319 letters, means wombat.
Vaclav {Havel}