In one of this author's plays, a former member of the Eyesore Negation Department causes the firing of the title character, who spouted fictional anecdotes while giving tours of a boring building.
In one of this author's plays, a former member of the Eyesore Negation Department causes the firing of the title character, who spouted fictional anecdotes while giving tours of a boring building. The title character of one play by this author of Lettice and Lovage is seen with ($) Constanze Weber by that play's protagonist, who claims to have poisoned him. Psychiatrist Martin Dysart learns about Jill Mason's relationship with (*) Alan Strang, who stabs the eyes of his "gods" in a play by him that required Daniel Radcliffe to appear nude on stage with a horse. For ten points, identify this British playwright who wrote about Salieri and Mozart in Amadeus and also penned Equus.
In one of this author's plays, a former member of the Eyesore Negation Department causes the firing of the title character, who spouted fictional anecdotes while giving tours of a boring building.
Peter {Shaffer}