At the end of the second act in one of this man's 
At the end of the second act in one of this man's plays, a character asks the audience to offer up their chairs for firewood. In that play by this author, Moses, Homer, and the Muses visit a family whose maid, Sabina, falls in love with Mr. Antrobus. One of his characters exclaims, "Why can't I stay for a while just as I am?" during her wedding, and later asks "Does anyone ever realize (*) life while they live it?" after reliving her twelfth birthday. In that play by this author, Simon Stimson and Emily Webb die, and the Stage Manager tells us facts about Grover's Corners. For 10 points, name this American playwright of The Skin of Our Teeth and Our Town.
At the end of the second act in one of this man's plays, a character asks the audience to offer up their chairs for firewood.
Thornton [Niven] Wilder