During an interview to promote one of these works, a creator of one called Take a Left repeats “mutter, mutter, mutter, mutter” to mock the so-called “corporation” next to him. While making one of these works, a man talks to his “daily self-loathing” and a white “Inwood Daddy,” two of his personified “Thoughts.” A man starts out making these works, has an affair with Gussie, and feuds with Charley Kringas in reverse chronology scenes about the life of that man, Franklin Shepard. A queer Black usher develops one of these works in Michael R. Jackson’s (10[1])A Strange Loop, which itself is one of them. (10[2])One of these works billed as a “gay romp with Adolf and Eva,” the intentionally bad Springtime for Hitler, appears in The (10[1])Producers. (10[1])For 10 points, what works include Merrily We Roll Along, created by Stephen Sondheim? ■END■