What is the author's style in Lost in Yonkers by Neil Simon?

There is a variation of language and dialect in the play. The most distinct dialect comes from Grandma, who speaks with a heavy German accent. She doesn’t speak in German except for one or two exclamations. However, the text is interesting in how it portrays the accent. Rather than just including a note describing how Grandma’s accent should sound, Grandma’s lines are spelled out phonetically. When reading, this gives the reader a visual portrayal of the accent, making it easier to hear in one’s mind.