For 10 points, name this author of The Price and A View From the Bridge who wrote about the Salem witch trials in The Crucible.
This author wrote about a carpenter descendant of Alexander Hamilton in the short play The Last Yankee and adapted Studs Terkel's Hard Times into a vaudevillian chronicle of the Baum family in The American Clock. Another of his plays sees antiques dealer Gregory Solomon proclaim that shopping is America's national religion while negotiating the sale of attic items after the death of Walter and Victor's father, while another sees Sicilians Marco and Rodolpho immigrate illegally by the title area in (*) Redhook, causing tensions with the Carbone family. In the final act of another play, John Hale defiantly insists to Samuel Parris that they have no need of his preaching in Andover, but he is unable to convince the protagonist to confess and keep from joining Sarah Good and Rebecca Nurse at the gallows For 10 points, name this author of The Price and A View From the Bridge who wrote about the Salem witch trials in The Crucible.
This author wrote about a carpenter descendant of Alexander Hamilton in the short play The Last Yankee and adapted Studs Terkel's Hard Times into a vaudevillian chronicle of the Baum family in The American Clock.
Arthur {Miller}