text: In one play by this author, a Minister on an ocean liner listens to various stories from a Long-Winded Lady, an Old Woman, and Chairman Mao Tse-Tung.
full_question: In one play by this author, a Minister on an ocean liner listens to various stories from a Long-Winded Lady, an Old Woman, and Chairman Mao Tse-Tung. In another of his plays, a woman gives a monologue describing the muscle and sinews of a man with whom she was in love. In that play's first act a 26-year-old lawyer tries to ascertain the correct age of her nonagenarian client. In another play by this author, a man must explain what a "brute beast" is to a character who is told that "flux" is responsible for evolution. That play by this author is punctuated with noises made by an offstage jet and concerns Sarah and Leslie, a couple who do not understand love. This author wrote a play in which "the boy" is an object of contention in the bickering of A, B, and C. In another of his plays, Nancy and Charlie are visited by a pair of lizards. For 10 points, name this author of Three Tall Women and Seascape, who also wrote Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?
first_sentence: In one play by this author, a Minister on an ocean liner listens to various stories from a Long-Winded Lady, an Old Woman, and Chairman Mao Tse-Tung.
raw_answer: Edward Albee [or Edward Franklin Albee III]