A character in this play is insultingly told that he is a vegetable, and a slightly near-sighted one at that.
A character in this play is insultingly told that he is a vegetable, and a slightly near-sighted one at that. Another character in this play says that he was "queer, queer, queer" during an early affair with a Greek park superintendent's son. Fifty years after this play's premiere, its author wrote a prequel called Homelife. Near this play's conclusion, the protagonist shouts that God is an African-American drag queen in a kimono, after delivering a long monologue about his attempts to befriend, then poison his landlady's dog. In this play, a tickle fight escalates into an actual fight over a bench, culminating with one man impaling himself on a knife. For 10 points, Peter and Jerry are the characters in what one-act play by Edward Albee set near the title place in Central Park?
A character in this play is insultingly told that he is a vegetable, and a slightly near-sighted one at that.
The Zoo Story