Which 1923 work was F. Scott Fitzgerald's only play?

The Vegetable was F. Scott Fitzgerald's only play, published in 1923.

Its full title is The Vegetable; or, From President to Postman. The comic political satire follows Jerry Frost, an ordinary railroad clerk who dreams of becoming a postman—or, failing that, the president of the United States. Fitzgerald used the premise to mock ambition, domestic frustration, and the American success ideal.

Scribner's published the text on April 27, 1923. A preview performance took place at Nixon's Apollo Theatre in Atlantic City on November 19, 1923, but the production was poorly received. The experience deeply discouraged Fitzgerald, who had hoped the play would provide financial security for himself and Zelda.

The distractors are associated with Fitzgerald's dramatic or early literary work, which can make the question tricky. He wrote and acted in plays as a young man, and some of his stories were adapted for the stage, but The Vegetable is his only published full-length play. It was later revived in New York in 1929.