This author provided the subtitles “A Little Camp on a Great Camp” and “A Bit of Whimsy” for a short play about Mary and Poopoo that parodies Waiting for Godot, titled The Arrival of Mr Todog. In a play by this author, Alton Scales manipulates the title character during an election in Greenwich Village, to (15[1])make him endorse Wally O’Hara. In another play by this author, one character dreams of owning a garden and says that her (*) houseplant is as “close as [she] ever got” to that (10[1])dream. In a play by this author of The Sign in Sidney Brustein’s (10[1])Window, the student Joseph Asagai courts Beneatha. Walter considers an offer from Karl Lindner after he tries to move into Clybourne Park in a play by this author that takes its name from Langston Hughes’ poem “Harlem.” For 10 points, name this playwright of A Raisin in the Sun. ■END■