A character with this first name describes progress as a woman and a dog walking a beach in a play that ends with a Q&A and an audience member picking the winner of a debate. In another play, a character with this name meets a graduate of the “Woodrow Wilson School of International Bullshit” at an event in Manchester, New Hampshire. A playwright with this first name recounts traveling the country at 15 to give speeches at American Legion halls (15[1])in the play What the Constitution Means to Me. A play opens with a (*) lecture by a woman of this name at Columbia before flashing back to a high school dance that she attends with her friend Susan. In that play, a woman with this name attends a Eugene McCarthy rally, where she falls for the smug lawyer Scoop Rosenbaum. For 10 points, give this name of an art historian whose “Chronicles” title a Wendy (10[1])Wasserstein play. ■END■