A wheelchair-bound woman vows to jump out of a window in the prologue of a play by this author, in which a dictator forces Skip L. Cheeseboro to make a TV special about a crucifixion. The psychoanalyst Leduc rallies prisoners in a play by this author set in 1940s France. This author of Resurrection Blues wrote a play in which characters who live in Red Hook learn to “settle (15[1])for half.” Beatrice says her husband can (*) “never have” his niece Catherine in a play by this author in which Marco kills a longshoreman; Alfieri narrates that play centered on Eddie Carbone. Anne Deever gives Kate a letter revealing the suicide of a World War II pilot in a play by this author that ends with Joe Keller’s death. For 10 points, name this playwright of A View From the Bridge and All My Sons. ■END■