Actors rehearse a play about this person on a bare stage while feuding with their director Jimmy Masters in the frame story of a play by Maxwell Anderson. In a monologue that opens “yes, they told me you were fools,” this person claims, “You think that life is nothing but not being stone dead. It is not the bread and water I fear.” In a play about this person, a soldier returns on his one day off from hell in a surreal epilogue set (*) 25 (10[1])years later. (10[2])In (10[1])another play, (-5[1])a protagonist based on this historical person joins the Black Straw Hats (10[1])and opposes (-5[1])the (10[1])meat-packing (10[2]-5[1])tycoon (10[1]-5[1])Pierpont Mauler. (-5[1])Lillian Hellman translated a play about this real woman (10[1])by Jean Anouilh, (10[2])titled (10[1])The Lark. Bertolt Brecht (10[1])adapted this (10[1])woman’s story to the Chicago (10[1])stockyards. For 10 points, a George (10[1])Bernard Shaw play is titled (10[1])for what saint, the subject of Friedrich Schiller’s play The Maid of Orleans? (10[3])■END■ (10[2])