In a play by this author, a character remarks, “I hate brandy… it stinks of modern literature” while at an Italian restaurant. In that play by this author, that character reminisces about taking a speedboat to Torcello (10[1])to read Yeats alone. At the end of a different play by this author, a character who had left to get a drink of water returns stripped of some of his clothing (10[1])and his gun. (10[1])A character in that play by this author yells “Kaw!” after reading about a “child of eight” killing a cat and a “man of eighty-seven” (10[1])crawling (10[1])under a lorry. Two characters in a play by this author argue about the difference between the phrases “light the kettle” and “put on the kettle” (10[2])and send items (10[1])like a stale Eccles (10[1])(“ECK-ulls”) cake up the title device. For 10 points, what playwright of Betrayal wrote about the hitmen Gus and Ben (10[1])in The Dumb Waiter? ■END■