An official from a play by this author repeatedly calls a neighboring country a disorganized mass of sixty million people.
An official from a play by this author repeatedly calls a neighboring country a disorganized mass of sixty million people. He created a character who successfully bluffed having a straight at a poker game because he misread his hand. At the end of a play by this author, a man helplessly weds a woman wrapped in a white sheet, after which the curtain falls on top of the heads of the cast. That play by this writer contains a (*) joke involving a newspaper being switched for a plate of sardines. This man wrote a history play about the Guillaume Affair titled Democracy. He wrote a play in which a group of actors perform the farce Nothing On, and a drama with speaking parts for the ghosts of Werner Heisenberg and Niels Bohr. For 10 points, name this author of Noises Off and Copenhagen.
An official from a play by this author repeatedly calls a neighboring country a disorganized mass of sixty million people.
Michael Frayn