That character is later evicted after Mick smashes a bust of Buddha while yelling at Aston.
In one work by this author, a character repeatedly claims to need to "get down to Sidcup" and retrieve papers which would prove that his name is "Mac Davies" rather than "Bernard Jenkins". That character is later evicted after Mick smashes a bust of Buddha while yelling at Aston. Another of this man's plays is set at Meg and Peter Boles's boardinghouse and sees Lulu give a drum to Stanley, who is taken away after the title event by Goldberg and McCann. A third play by this man sees two men argue about the phrase "light the kettle"; that work ends with Ben aiming a gun at Gus. For 10 points, name this author of The Caretaker, The Birthday Party, and The Dumbwaiter.
In one work by this author, a character repeatedly claims to need to "get down to Sidcup" and retrieve papers which would prove that his name is "Mac Davies" rather than "Bernard Jenkins".
Harold {Pinter}