In a play by this author, the experience of seeing a unicorn is “thinned” into seeing a horse with an arrow stuck in its head. In a play by this author, Bernard Nightingale owns a tortoise whose name changes from Lightning (10[1])to Plautus. In that play by this author, the “hermit of Sidley Park,” (10[1])Septimus Hodge, tutors Thomasina Coverly. (10[2])In another play, this author depicted the Player (10[1])and the Tragedians (10[1])hiding in barrels (10[1])after performing The Murder of Gonzago. A flipped (-5[1])coin lands on heads (10[2])92 times (10[2])in a play (10[1])by this author about (10[1])two minor characters from Hamlet. For 10 points, name this British playwright of Arcadia (10[1])and Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead. ■END■