A play by this author ends after Cleo Singer says she is looking for “a whole full world, with all the trimmings,” rejecting both Mr. Prince and Ben Stark. A character created by this author advises his grandson to “fight so life shouldn't be printed on dollar (15[1])bills.” (15[1])Miller punches Fayette after refusing to spy on Dr. Brenner in a play by this author whose seven “vignettes” are separated by blackouts. The unhappily- married Hennie (10[1])runs off with Moe Axelrod (10[1])at the end (10[1])of a play by this author of (*) Rocket to the Moon (10[1])in which Jacob (10[4])jumps off a roof after his Enrico (10[2])Caruso records are smashed by his daughter Bessie Berger. At the (10[1])end of (10[1])this man's first play, (10[1])Agate eludes the boss Harry Fatt and leads angry cab drivers (10[1])in a strike. (10[2])For 10 points, name this playwright of Awake and Sing! and Waiting for Lefty. ■END■