In one scene in this play, there are no servants in a palace because they have been persuaded to form a union.
In one scene in this play, there are no servants in a palace because they have been persuaded to form a union. The tale is recounted of how one character in this play "outsmarted" a surveyor by claiming that the land was too heavy to bear the weight of a railroad. Another character notes that everyone who eats with that man eventually ($) marries him. One character in this play worries that another's neck will be shortened if she carries pails of water on her head. Four girls pretend to be the wheels of a car driven by this play's protagonist in the (*) Dance of the Lost Traveller, honoring a photographer who had come from Lagos and taken pictures of the second title character. For ten points, identify this play about Baroka and Lakunle's rivalry for the hand of Sidi, written by Wole Soyinka.
In one scene in this play, there are no servants in a palace because they have been persuaded to form a union.
The {Lion and the Jewel}