" Teddy brings his wife Ruth to his father's house in a play by this author.
A play by this author ends with a woman's speech about looking at her roommate's dead body, then covering the face of a man with dirt from a flower box. In a play by this author, a character taunts anotherfor being upstairs with a woman for two hours without going "whole hog" and is enraged when his cheese roll is eaten. In that play's last scene, a chauffeur reveals Jessie's affair before collapsing. One of his plays opens with a woman serving cornflakes and ends with her (*) saying "I was the belle of the ball." Teddy brings his wife Ruth to his father's house in a play by this author. One of his plays climaxes with a game of Blind Man's Bluff, after which two men take Stanley away from Meg's boarding house. For 10 points, name this British playwright who wrote Old Times, The Homecoming, and The Birthday Party.
A play by this author ends with a woman's speech about looking at her roommate's dead body, then covering the face of a man with dirt from a flower box.
Harold Pinter