Giles ,'Touched'
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This one
bearsamauchi
is driving me crazy because I know I know it but I just can't make the letters rearrange properly in my head.
See Clue #1.
Clue #2:
The tragic counterpart to Molière, this writer's best-known plays are all named after women in Greek literature or mythology.
Clue #3:
This "renaissance man" is probably best known for his film work, although he never worked for Disney.
Racine?
Clue #4:
This writer is simply absurd.
(I mean the tragedian counterpart to Moliere.)
Yes, Racine, the author of Andromaque, Bérénice, and Phèdre.
Ionesco.
Ionesco
Oh, der! I always think of him as being Italian for some reason.
Oh, der! I always think of him as being Italian for some reason.
Wrong romance language (He's French/Romanian).
Okay, just two left...
sconeio IONESCO
necair RACINE
smaud (fils) DUMAS, FILS
bearsamauchi
gouh HUGO
oucecat
rerats SARTRE
tebckte* BECKETT
Enhanced Clue #1:
While one of the missing author’s plays was adapted to be an Italian opera, the composer was neither from Italy nor France, but rather from a third European country. The action of the play takes place in yet a fourth European country.
Enhanced Clue #3:
This "renaissance man" is probably best known for his film work, although he never worked for Disney. Unlike Disney, he probably would have voted against Prop 8.
You all would have smoked the TAR competition.