The characters talk about a football game between Birmingham Villa and either the White Shirts or Tottenham before an envelope containing matches is slid under their door.  
The characters talk about a football game between Birmingham Villa and either the White Shirts or Tottenham before an envelope containing matches is slid under their door.  One character in this work responds to a request to "light the kettle" by correcting the speaker, starting a tussle in which the speaker strangles that character.  The characters discover a speaking tube near the end of this work, and it concludes with one character pointing a gun at the other, right after the title object delivers a request for "scampi". Taking place in a windowless room with two beds and starring the hitmen Ben and Gus, FTP, name this absurdist one-act play which takes its title from an object that brings orders for food, by Harold Pinter.
The characters talk about a football game between Birmingham Villa and either the White Shirts or Tottenham before an envelope containing matches is slid under their door.  
The {Dumb Waiter}