One character in this play tells a story about a fox that jumps into a ravine of strawberries and chicken honey before a snake with a knife stabs him in the middle of his forehead.
One character in this play tells a story about a fox that jumps into a ravine of strawberries and chicken honey before a snake with a knife stabs him in the middle of his forehead. The beginning stage directions state that this play is set during an English evening, in an English interior with an English fireplace near an English armchair. Late in this play, the maid Mary reads a poem in which everything catches on (*) fire. This play's characters discuss a family in which everybody is named Bobby Watson before being interrupted by the Fire Chief, who notes that the title character always wears her hair in the same style. For 10 points, name this play featuring nonsensical dialogue between the Smiths and the Martins, which was written by Eugene Ionesco.
One character in this play tells a story about a fox that jumps into a ravine of strawberries and chicken honey before a snake with a knife stabs him in the middle of his forehead.
The Bald Soprano [or La Cantatrice Chauve]