He was the first to win a pulitzer for his 1920 play "Beyond the Horizon"
Eugene O'Neill
COD CORN
CONCORD, New Hampshire
" ______ & ______ Men"
Two and a Half Men
Don't get rid of something valuable, or throw this out with the bathwater!
Baby
What happens in this city, stays in this city
Las Vegas
She wrote two Pulitzer-winning plays, "Sweat" and "Ruined."
Lynn Nottage
DICE PROVEN
PROVIDENCE, Rhode Island
"John & Kate Plus ____"
Eight
A 15th century sailor is said to have given this snake its name, from a Portuguese phrase meaning "hooded snake"
Cobra

The gargoyle stands guard on this cathedral, a highlight of Paris' famous walking tour
Notre Dame
This 2019 play by Jackie Sibblies Drury. Begins as an easygoing comedy about a middle-class black family gathering for a birthday dinner and ends somewhere else entirely.
"Fairview"
HAIR GEL
RALEIGH, North Carolina
" ______ Rock"
30 Rock
A phrase meaning to flatter, it's origins reach back to ancient Indian practices where they'd throw butter balls at statues to seek their favor
Butter someone up
A colossal pair of hands lifts Cau Vang or the "Golden Bridge" in the mountains of this Country
Vietnam
This playwright who won for his 2007 play, "Rabbit Hole" said "I didn't go into Rabbit Hole wanting to write about class..."
David Lindsay-Abaire
IMP O LAY
OLYMPIA, Washington
"___ Tree Hill"
One Tree Hill
The name of this mass of ice comes from the Old French for "ice"
Glacier
This dining experience with a literal name, (consisting of four words), originated in Belgium
Dining in the Sky
This Nilo Cruz play, about workers in a Florida cigar factory falling under the spell Tolstoy's tragic romance novel, won in 2003
"Anna in the Tropics"
OAK PET
TOPEKA, Kansas
"___ Broke Girls"
Two Broke Girls
From the Medieval practice of sharing a cold, slab of meat, this phrase means "being unwelcoming toward someone"
To give a cold shoulder
"Bird's Nest" is an Olympic Stadium found in this Asian City
Beijing