Creator of a namesake "pause," name, for 10 points, this author of Betrayal, The Caretaker, and The Homecoming.
One of this man's short plays sees Mrs. A and Mrs. B talk about a woman who used to come with the meat on Wednesdays, while another sees a man and woman debate whether they had met on a bridge by a river or at a party. This man, who performed the Royal Court Theater's 2006 revival of Krapp's Last Tape, also wrote a play in which Rebecca repeatedly asks Devlin to "put your hand around my throat," Ashes to Ashes, and another which traces Jerry and Emma's affair behind Robert's back in (*) reverse from the seventies into the sixties. One of this man's characters is constantly seeking a new pair of shoes and eventually causes tension between brothers Mick and Aston, while another sees Lenny convince Ruth to leave his brother Teddy to become a prostitute after Teddy returns to his father's East End flat. Creator of a namesake "pause," name, for 10 points, this author of Betrayal, The Caretaker, and The Homecoming.
One of this man's short plays sees Mrs. A and Mrs. B talk about a woman who used to come with the meat on Wednesdays, while another sees a man and woman debate whether they had met on a bridge by a river or at a party.
Harold {Pinter}