In a short play by this author, a delusional old woman reports that her former lover Richard breaks into her apartment each night. This author, who collected the play Portrait of a Madonna in 27 Wagons Full of Cotton, (15[1])wrote a play (15[2])in which a poet (15[1])gathers orchids as he is rolled up a hill in a wheelchair. A woman who reminisces (15[1])about the poems written (15[1])every year by her dead son Sebastian (15[1])offers a bribe (15[3])to a doctor (15[2])to lobotomize the institutionalized (15[1])woman (15[1])Catherine. (15[1])This author, (15[1])who wrote (-5[1])a play featuring the poet Nonno and the (15[1])vengeful (15[1])Miss (15[1])Fellowes, wrote (*) Suddenly Last Summer. (10[4]-5[1])In that play (10[2])by this (10[1])author, (10[1])the exiled (10[1])Reverend Shannon (10[2])encounters (10[1])his underaged (10[1])lover, Charlotte Goodall, while giving tours to a group of women at a Mexican hotel. (10[3])For 10 points, name this author of The Night of the (10[1])Iguana. (10[7])■END■ (10[9]0[11])