A character created by this playwright who describes sex as “bitter” calls himself “the captain of a lost ship.” In a play by this author, one character stresses about inviting two stepmothers to his wedding with Catherine, but is distracted by an argument over reading Seneca. A character from one of this author’s plays constantly answers phone calls in order to resolve an issue arising from (15[1]-5[1])side effects of the drug Antril. Martha and the author Parsky alternate inner monologues (15[1])while sitting in a train compartment in this author’s play The (-5[1])(*) Unexpected Man. A woman vomits on a coffee (10[1])table (10[1])in a play (10[2])by this author (10[2])beginning with a fight between the kids Ferdinand and Bruno. (10[1])In a play by this author, the friends Marc and Serge begin fighting (10[1])over Serge’s purchase of an “Antrios” painting that is completely white. For 10 points, name this (10[1])French playwright (10[1])of ‘Art’ and God of Carnage. ■END■ (10[3]0[5])