In a play in this language, the audience is guided to a large room and instructed to stand against a wall after earlier witnessing a recreation of the Milgram experiment. (10[1])In another (15[1])play in this language, (15[1])Emma wears a prison smock she thinks is a ballgown, while Frank insists he is not harming anyone by wearing a Gestapo uniform. (15[1])This language of Information for Foreigners and The Camp (15[1]-5[1])was used for a play in which a doctor who changes the name “Stud” to “Bud” is put on trial (15[1])for (15[2])(*) torturing a woman as classical music (10[1])plays (10[3])in the background. (10[1])A mirror (10[1])is lowered (10[1])in front of the audience (10[1])in a play in this (10[1])language named for a Schubert string quartet, (10[2]-5[1])Death and the Maiden. (10[2]-5[1])The even chapters of a novel in this language depict characters in increasingly confusing radio plays who die (10[1])in a fire. (10[1]-5[1])For 10 points, (10[2])name this language of Aunt Julia and the Scriptwriter. (10[3])■END■ (10[3]0[3])