In another play by this man, one character is miffed when the other says that he is happy doing nothing, and in its second act, two couples discuss the differences between humans and the reptilian species of Leslie and Sarah.
One character suggests that a father shoot his daughter, his wife, and her, a request that perhaps foreshadows a later scene when that daughter, Julia, brings out a gun in anger against Harry and Edna's occupying of her room. In another play by this man, one character is miffed when the other says that he is happy doing nothing, and in its second act, two couples discuss the differences between humans and the reptilian species of Leslie and Sarah. Another work by this man sees one character suggest that if the parakeets carried disease, then another man could have the cats eat them and be rid of them all. Later, that man talks at length about his landlady's advances on him, and eventually Jerry impales himself on Peter's knife. For 10 points, name this American absurdist dramatist, who besides writing A Delicate Balance, Seascape, and The Zoo Story also wrote about Martha and George in Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?
One character suggests that a father shoot his daughter, his wife, and her, a request that perhaps foreshadows a later scene when that daughter, Julia, brings out a gun in anger against Harry and Edna's occupying of her room.
Edward {Albee}