Can you name the play when given the playwright's first name and a character's last name (as if they'd been married)?

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HOW TO PLAY: Guess the play from the names below. Each name is a combination of the playwright's first name and a main character's last name – kinda like they got married.
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Married Name	Play
William Capulet
Arthur Loman
Neil Ungar
Eugene Tyrone
Tennessee DuBois
Oscar Worthing
George Bernard Doolittle
Henrik Gynt
Lionel Twist
Thornton Gibbs
Richard Furter
Tom Guildenstern

Married Name	Play
Bernard Merrick
William Keller
Jean-Paul Garcin
Edmund de Bergerac
Peter Mozart
Christopher Faustus
Agatha Ralston
Willy Valentine
Peter Nixon
J.M. Pan
Eric Galahad
Mel Bialystock

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Playwright Marries Character Quiz

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Created Sep 18, 2011 in Literature
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	jeffg3wksapart:	Mar 13th, 2013 at 17:14 GMT		5 points
	@MSUKent: Very interesting quiz. First one I've seen of its kind. Some of the character names are indelible in literature (Loman, DuBois, Keller, Capulet, even Bialystock) but w/others the characters name is contained in the plays title (Gynt, Twist, de Bergerac, Faustus, Pan) so were almost a dead giveaway. I dont know/didn't check to see if Nora (Ibsen) or George/Martha (Albee), etc. had last names but if so they might be worthy substitutes...or ripe for a sequel. Lotsa fun tho.

	Koltrane:	Mar 13th, 2013 at 17:35 GMT		3 points
	I was like, "Richard Furter?" then I saw the answer and was like "OH! Richard N. Furter!"

	NatalijaS:	Mar 13th, 2013 at 18:48 GMT		6 points
	The title of this quiz should really be 'play or musical' - I worked in theatre marketing and you do not mix those two up.

	imclala:	Mar 13th, 2013 at 20:53 GMT		8 points
	I'd recommend switching Ibsen to Henrik Torvald and the play to A Doll's House, since Gynt is in the title.

	Halfdwarf:	Mar 13th, 2013 at 22:17 GMT		1 point
	Argh! Pygmalion - not My fair lady. I should have known...

	Oddish:	Mar 13th, 2013 at 22:43 GMT		7 points
	You need to accept "Huis clos" for "No Exit" since that is the original French title.

	MrsSchiebel:	Mar 14th, 2013 at 02:43 GMT		9 points
	The word "picture" shouldn't be included in the answer for the Richard Furter clue. The word was added to the title for the film only.

	mikeindex:	Mar 17th, 2013 at 09:52 GMT		1 point
	I had no idea 'Huis Clos' had been translated under the title 'No Exit' - the English translation I know is called 'In Camera'. I'd have thought the French title is better known than either, and would suggest you accept all three.

	funnyfavorer101:	Mar 19th, 2013 at 01:00 GMT		1 point
	OH, how could I not get 'The Producers'????

	lord_of_the_sea:	Mar 20th, 2013 at 14:49 GMT		1 point
	I don't think this Shirley Valentine play is at all well-known outside the UK.

	rmarcin:	Mar 26th, 2013 at 13:40 GMT		1 point
	After the answers were revealed, I realized I should have gotten more of these! Glad Twist was in the clue for Oliver! I kept thinking Charles Dickens, but of course he wrote the book on which the play was based. Creative puzzle!