After a game of blindman's buff, Lulu is found lying spread-eagle on the table, and the protagonist of this work is backed up against the wall, giggling.
One character in this work explains to another that "it gets light later in winter," and after that character talks about a new show advertised in the morning paper, it is revealed that the protagonist plays piano. The main character in this work is called "a bit of a washout" after a girl delivers a package. Two men in this work approach the proprietor of a boardinghouse on the beach asking about a room, and one of them flirts with a woman who earlier refused to run away with the protagonist. After a game of blindman's buff, Lulu is found lying spread-eagle on the table, and the protagonist of this work is backed up against the wall, giggling. The central character is eventually removed by McCann and Goldberg from the boardinghouse of Petey and Meg Boles. For 10 points, name this play in which Stanley Webber is taken away after the title event, a work by Harold Pinter.
One character in this work explains to another that "it gets light later in winter," and after that character talks about a new show advertised in the morning paper, it is revealed that the protagonist plays piano.
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