For 10 points, name this play about lawyer Quentin's marriage to Maggie, a thinly-veiled depiction of the playwright's relationship with Marilyn Monroe, by Arthur Miller.
A 2004 revival of this work set it at Idlewild Airport, rather than against a blank backdrop. One subplot involves shrewish Louise's desire to be a "separate person," while in another, Mickey rats on Lou, whose wife Elsie made him put flaws into his book on Soviet law. After being taken to a concentration camp by his new love Holga, its protagonist finally asks the audience whether love can exist in the title state in light of his second wife's rise from telephone operator to recording star and her death of an overdose on pills. For 10 points, name this play about lawyer Quentin's marriage to Maggie, a thinly-veiled depiction of the playwright's relationship with Marilyn Monroe, by Arthur Miller.
A 2004 revival of this work set it at Idlewild Airport, rather than against a blank backdrop.
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