In another of his plays, a character repeatedly protests that he works in biology instead of math and watches a tense moment broken by an umbrella fired from a faux shotgun.
In one play by this author, a character wins 25,000 dollars by entering a store-bought cake into a competition under the name Uncle Henry. In that play, a grandmother reveals that the central couple had adopted a child from Mrs. Barker's agency and mutilated it to death when it misbehaved. The Young Man appears halfway through that one act play by this author, which is set in Mommy and Daddy's living room. In another of his plays, a character repeatedly protests that he works in biology instead of math and watches a tense moment broken by an umbrella fired from a faux shotgun. This author of The American Dream created a character who recites part of the Dies Irae and claims his invented son died in a car accident. That character appears in his play which includes the sections "Fun and Games" and "The Exorcism" and sees Nick and Honey visit George and Martha. For 10 points, name this author of Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf.
In one play by this author, a character wins 25,000 dollars by entering a store-bought cake into a competition under the name Uncle Henry.
Edward {Albee}