One play by this author opens with a character looking for a pair of scissors to cut out an article from last Sunday's newspaper.
One play by this author opens with a character looking for a pair of scissors to cut out an article from last Sunday's newspaper. In that play by this author, a woman agrees to stay in London and work as a prostitute for three men while her husband returns to America. In another play by this author, two men circle each other with chairs raised above their heads after one of them kicks a man in the stomach, but they are interrupted by a woman with a (*) toy drum. This author of The Homecoming wrote a play in which two characters argue about the phrase "light the kettle" before it is revealed that one of them has been hired to assassinate the other. For 10 points, name this author of The Birthday Party who wrote about Gus and Ben receiving food via the titular conveyance in The Dumbwaiter.
One play by this author opens with a character looking for a pair of scissors to cut out an article from last Sunday's newspaper.
Harold Pinter 