A play by this author that begins with the Taussig brothers printing leaflets about the American embargo of the Nazis contains the first use of the phrase “male chauvinism.” A character created by this author proclaims that after his grandfather died, “I was born! I swear to God, I’m one week old!” This author’s play Till the Day I (15[1])Die was written to accompany a play in which (15[1])one character states that his brother Sam joined the Navy and will probably go to Cuba, which is where (*) Hennie plans to go with (10[1])Moe Axelrod in a different play by this author. This author, who wrote about the struggles of the Berger family (10[1])in a play (10[2])set in the Bronx, also (10[1])wrote (10[1])a play (-5[1])whose seventh and final vignette ends after a body is found, (10[1])leading Agate to (-5[1])lead a chant calling for a strike. (10[3])For 10 points, name (10[2])this playwright of Awake and Sing! (10[1])and Waiting (10[1])for Lefty. ■END■ (10[2])