One character in this play whips flowers out of a man's hand while she dons a lice-covered wig.
One character in this play whips flowers out of a man's hand while she dons a lice-covered wig. Another character sings Chopin's Funeral March after she is told to say that another died with his boots on, while she is pretending to be a horse. Photographers in this play are named ($) Blood, Tears, and Sperm, and machine gun fire can constantly be heard outside the central location, which Chantal left to join the ongoing revolution. That revolution must be dealt with by the customers (*) General and Bishop after their real analogues are killed. In this play, Carmen discusses doing the bookkeeping while waiting for the Chief of Police with Irma. For ten points, identify this play set in a brothel, written by Jean Genet.
One character in this play whips flowers out of a man's hand while she dons a lice-covered wig.
The {Balcony} (or Le {Balcon})