In one of this man's plays, ongoing discussions of the quality of Roger Casey's writing areinterspersed in a reverse narrative showing the path taken by an affair between Emma and herhusband's friend Jerry, while another of this man's plays ends with Bert Sands beating a black mannamed Riley as his wife repeats "I can't see." This man is the author of a play in which two charactersargue over the true nature of the death of a (*) cat supposedly killed by an eight-year-old girl andreceive food orders from the title structure as well as debate the phrases "light the kettle" and "put thekettle on" before it is revealed that Gus is to be killed by his partner Ben. For 10 
In one of this man's plays, ongoing discussions of the quality of Roger Casey's writing areinterspersed in a reverse narrative showing the path taken by an affair between Emma and herhusband's friend Jerry, while another of this man's plays ends with Bert Sands beating a black mannamed Riley as his wife repeats "I can't see." This man is the author of a play in which two charactersargue over the true nature of the death of a (*) cat supposedly killed by an eight-year-old girl andreceive food orders from the title structure as well as debate the phrases "light the kettle" and "put thekettle on" before it is revealed that Gus is to be killed by his partner Ben. For 10 points, name this authorof Betrayal and The Dumb Waiter who wrote about Stanley in The Birthday Party.
In one of this man's plays, ongoing discussions of the quality of Roger Casey's writing areinterspersed in a reverse narrative showing the path taken by an affair between Emma and herhusband's friend Jerry, while another of this man's plays ends with Bert Sands beating a black mannamed Riley as his wife repeats "I can't see.
Harold Pinter