One character in this play becomes irritated at another character’s choice of the word “illusion.” Another character in this play is called “worse than mad” after performing Prenez garde à Tchou-Tchin-Tchou. At the end of this play, one character exclaims, “Pretence? Reality? To Hell with it all!” and claims that he wasted an entire day. In this play, coats and (*) hats are put on pegs to summon the shop-owner Madame Pace [PAH-chay]. The play-within-a-play Mixing it Up is botched in this play, in which the Child drowns in a fountain and the Son shoots himself with a revolver. For 10 points, name this play in which the Father, the Step-Daughter and the other title characters seek a writer, written by Luigi Pirandello.
One character in this play becomes irritated at another character’s choice of the word “illusion.” Another character in this play is called “worse than mad” after performing Prenez garde à Tchou-Tchin-Tchou. At the end of this play, one character exclaims, “Pretence? Reality? To Hell with it all!” and claims that he wasted an entire day. In this play, coats and (*) hats are put on pegs to summon the shop-owner Madame Pace [PAH-chay]. The play-within-a-play Mixing it Up is botched in this play, in which the Child drowns in a fountain and the Son shoots himself with a revolver. For 10 points, name this play in which the Father, the Step-Daughter and the other title characters seek a writer, written by Luigi Pirandello.
One character in this play becomes irritated at another character’s choice of the word “illusion.”