A monologue likens this character’s success to Reverend Gates, who is forced to dance at gunpoint in the sundown town of Sigsbee. While waiting for this character to arrive, two of her colleagues bet a dollar that one of them can spell “music,” which he spells “M-U-S-I-K.” This character first enters accompanied by a policeman trying to arrest her for assaulting a cab driver. This woman refuses to work until she is brought (10[1])a Coca-Cola and demands that a spoken-word (10[1])intro be performed by her stuttering nephew Sylvester. Levee stabs his bandmate Toledo (10[1])in a play titled (10[1])for this woman that is the only play from its author’s (10[1])Century Cycle not to be set in Pittsburgh. (10[1])For 10 points, name this blues singer (10[1])who appears (10[1])in an August (10[1])Wilson play titled for her “Black Bottom.” ■END■ (10[1])