For 10 points, name this Edward Albee play in which Martha responds "I am!"
Throughout this play, its characters reference a biology professor who is working on genetic modification in the hopes of creating a race of people who look like him. A history professor in this play wrote a failed novel about a boy who kills both of his parents. During the second act, titled "Walpurgisnacht," one character announces a game of "Get the Guests," and Honey gets so drunk that she sleeps on a bathroom floor, allowing her husband Nick to seduce George's wife. For 10 points, name this Edward Albee play in which Martha responds "I am!" to the title bastardization of a nursery rhyme.
Throughout this play, its characters reference a biology professor who is working on genetic modification in the hopes of creating a race of people who look like him.
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