This play's protagonist wished that another character, who was pregnant, would have just "popped into the cottage hospital" and had the baby instead of marrying, though his wife reminds him that would have undermined her social life.
This play's protagonist wished that another character, who was pregnant, would have just "popped into the cottage hospital" and had the baby instead of marrying, though his wife reminds him that would have undermined her social life. At the beginning of this play, a woman talks to her maid about the latter's struggle getting ice cubes out of the little tin trays. That maid replaced ($) Agnes and is the far-too-quickly-moving Edith. At the end of this play, the protagonist is warned to leave quickly, after which the room he was in is destroyed in a fight. This play sees (*) Ruth die after the car her husband was supposed to drive is sabotaged. In this play, Madame Arcati accidentally summons the ghost of Elvira, the long-deceased first wife of Charlie Condomine. For ten points, identify this Noel Coward play whose title comes from "To a Skylark."
This play's protagonist wished that another character, who was pregnant, would have just "popped into the cottage hospital" and had the baby instead of marrying, though his wife reminds him that would have undermined her social life.
{Blithe Spirit}