Who was the Russian dramatist wrote The Inspector General?
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Mrs. Figgins Trivia Question!
Question:
What Russian dramatist wrote The Inspector General?
A: Nikolai Gogol
B: Anton Chekhov
C: Maxim Gorky
D: Alexander Pushkin
Answer:
Nikolai Gogol’s most celebrated play was The Inspector General (1836), a comedy which told the tale of a young civil servant who finds himself stranded in a small town, mistaken for an influential government inspector. A masterpiece of dramatic satire, The Inspector General is universally respected as one of the greatest plays of the Russian theatre.
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