A 2018 Beijing production of this play included moments of pointed silence after a scene that asked the audience to voice grievances was censored. A character in this play compares a community to a ship, since “everyone ought to be prepared to take the helm,” while discussing an election. Arthur Miller’s version of this play removed pro-eugenics overtones in a central speech, such as an analogy that uses “poodle-men” and “cur-men” to disparage the “common folk.” That speech in this play denounces the “compact majority” and is given in Captain Horster’s home. In this play, Hovstad is pressured not to publish a report in the People’s (10[1])Messenger (10[1])by the protagonist’s brother, (10[2])the mayor. (10[1])For 10 points, name this play by Henrik Ibsen in which Dr. Stockmann (10[1])is shunned for revealing that the town’s baths (10[1])are contaminated. ■END■ (0[4])