An author of this surname wrote a play in which historical women such as Lady Nijo arrive at a dinner hosted by the title employment agency, as well as the play Cloud 9.
A play by an author of this surname ends with two versions of the character Betty embracing, and has acts set in colonial Africa and in a modern London park. A character of this surname escorts a woman home after she is surrounded by begging gypsy children while leaving a ball. An author of this surname wrote a play in which historical women such as Lady Nijo arrive at a dinner hosted by the title employment agency, as well as the play Cloud 9. This is the surname of the playwright of (*) Top Girls, Caryl, and of Frank, a character who marries Jane Fairfax in Emma by Jane Austen. This is the surname of a politician who won the 1953 Nobel Prize in Literature for books such as A History of the English-Speaking Peoples. For 10 points, give this surname of the author of a history of the Second World War, during which he served as Britain's prime minister.
A play by an author of this surname ends with two versions of the character Betty embracing, and has acts set in colonial Africa and in a modern London park.
Churchill [or Caryl Churchill; or Frank Churchill; or Winston Churchill]