This author wrote a play whose title refers to Lola's dog, as well as another play in which Madge Owens decides to elope with Hal Carter after the title meal.
One character created by this author is the art student Marie, who boards with a chiropractor. In another of his plays, the gossip of Irma Kronkite and Christine damages the reputation of a schoolteacher. In that play, this author wrote about Alan Seymour, a bland businessman who tries to find work for his college friend, who appears shirtless on stage in several scenes. This author wrote a play set on (*) Labor Day featuring a title event that is skipped by Howard and Rosemary. This author wrote about Reuben Flood in his play The Dark at the Top of the Stairs. This author wrote a play whose title refers to Lola's dog, as well as another play in which Madge Owens decides to elope with Hal Carter after the title meal. For 10 points, name this author of Come Back, Little Sheba as well as Picnic and Bus Stop.
One character created by this author is the art student Marie, who boards with a chiropractor.
William Inge