Packet 10: Tossup 11

In this play, a character is unable to rise from the ground until another character removes his clothes and whips himself. Each volume of a Kelmscott-inspired imprint created by J. M. Dent prints this play’s line “I will go with thee, and be thy guide.” Actors are randomly assigned roles before performances (15[2])of a 2017 (15[1])adaptation of this play by Branden Jacobs-Jenkins. (-5[6])The (-5[1])Salzburg (-5[1])Festival annually performs an adaptation (15[2])of this play in which both a floozy named Buhlschaft and (*) Mammon abandon a rich (10[1])playboy. The protagonist of this play receives a “book of accounts” while accompanied by Knowledge and Good (10[1])Deeds. (10[2])Hugo (10[2])von (10[1])Hofmannsthal (10[2])adapted this Middle English (10[1])play, (10[2])whose title character repents (10[3])when (10[1])called by Death to appear before God. For 10 points, what morality play (10[1])is titled for a universal (10[1])protagonist? ■END■ (10[7])

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