In the last scene of this play, one of its characters realizes that "Everything becomes too late, finally.
In the last scene of this play, one of its characters realizes that "Everything becomes too late, finally." One character in this play belts out insults while playing minor chords on her accordion, and delivers a monologue about her attempt to buy a topless swimsuit. Its first act begins with a woman discussing the possibility of suddenly going mad before her daughter returns home from her fourth divorce. In its second act, Julia brandishes a gun in an attempt to reclaim her room from two characters who show up in its first act seeking refuge from their sudden, nameless terror. Set in a suburban dining room, its characters include the alcoholic Claire, as well as Harry and Edna, who attempt to move in with the middle-aged couple Tobias and Agnes, upsetting the title condition. For 10 points, name this play which won the 1967 Pulitzer Prize for its author, Edward Albee.
In the last scene of this play, one of its characters realizes that "Everything becomes too late, finally.
A Delicate Balance