This play's characters include the "foolosopher" Larry Slade as well as Don Parrit, who jumps off a fire escape.
One of this play's characters smacks two of his streetwalkers after they intimate he is a pimp. Act 2 of this play sees the celebration of the 60th birthday of one of its characters, who hasn't left the building in which this work is set for 20 years. Throughout this play, a pair of characters discuss why they left "The Movement," which was run by the anarchist mother of one of its characters. In its first act, we are introduced to Pat (*) McGloin, a man who seeks to regain his job as a police lieutenant. This play's characters include the "foolosopher" Larry Slade as well as Don Parrit, who jumps off a fire escape. For 10 points, name this drama named for the salesman Theodore Hickman, who tries to destroy the pipe dreams of the patrons of Harry Hope's saloon, a play by Eugene O'Neill.
One of this play's characters smacks two of his streetwalkers after they intimate he is a pimp.
The Iceman Cometh