In a play set in one of these places, a man uses Paul Éluard and Tintin to explain a description given by someone from Shepherd’s Bush. A word for this sort of place titles a play in which a duchess is among several characters who have tufts of hair fall off while sleeping. (15[1])Chiwetel Ejiofor debuted the role of Chris in a play set in one of these places that is titled for his description of a bowl of fruit, (15[1])Joe Penhall’s Blue/Orange. A word for this sort of place titles a play (15[1])in which Jesus, Queen Victoria, and (*) Patrice Lumumba (10[1])all appear in Sarah’s apartment, by the Black Arts writer Adrienne Kennedy. While being led to (10[1])one of these places at the end of a play, a woman is handed a paper lantern and tells a man that “whoever you are (10[1])– I have always depended (10[3])on the kindness (10[1])of (10[1])strangers.” (10[3])For 10 points, name this type of place where Blanche goes at the end of A Streetcar Named Desire. ■END■