The ballerina Isabelle is hired by Hugo to lure Hugo's twin brother Frederic away from his fiancée in a play by him that was adapted by Christopher Fry as Ring Round the Moon, but was originally titled Invitation to the Castle.
One of this author's plays features a Jewish millionaire who, because of indigestion, can eat only plain noodles without butter and salt. In another of this author's plays, the protagonist's sister-in-law tells him about a scar on his back where he was stabbed by a hatpin, which proves his identity. In one of his plays, one character admits that he could not tell apart the bloody corpses of a woman's dead brothers, and so he is unsure which brother was (*) buried. The amnesiac soldier Gaston discovers that he was once a violent man named Jacques Renaud in one play by him. The ballerina Isabelle is hired by Hugo to lure Hugo's twin brother Frederic away from his fiancée in a play by him that was adapted by Christopher Fry as Ring Round the Moon, but was originally titled Invitation to the Castle. For 10 points, name this French playwright of Traveller Without Luggage who used Creon as a symbol for the Vichy government in his 1943 adaptation of Antigone.
One of this author's plays features a Jewish millionaire who, because of indigestion, can eat only plain noodles without butter and salt.
Jean (Marie Lucien Pierre) Anouilh