One character in this play wonders if "man has passed the stage in his evolution wherein love ispossible."
One character in this play wonders if "man has passed the stage in his evolution wherein love ispossible." Another character in this play expresses an unusual interest in a cold powder room and deflowersa man who was impressed with her performance of "That Old Black Magic" at the Blue Dragon nightclub.A third character in this play leaves the stage, feigning a headache, to have casual sex with one of herregulars. During this play's denouement, a college professor is arrested for pedophilia, although Elma isflattered by his interest in her, and Bo Decker apologizes to Cherie for attempting to drag her to Montana tomarry her. For 10 points, name this play in which several travelers wait out a snowstorm in Grace'ssmall-town Kansas diner, a comedy by William Inge
One character in this play wonders if "man has passed the stage in his evolution wherein love ispossible."
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