In this play, one of the protagonists often cuts his fingernails, but never, to the best of his knowledge, cuts his toenails. In Act II, that character's pants fall down when he tries to block another character's path with his belt, and shortly after, he finds himself in pitch darkness, hearing soft sea sounds. In Act I, the main characters are offered a performance of The Rape of the Sabine Women, or rather woman, or rather Alfred. Later, in order to prepare for a confrontation with a Dane, the two main characters play questions, but they eventually discover, on a boat en route to England, th
In this play, one of the protagonists often cuts his fingernails, but never, to the best of his knowledge, cuts his toenails. In Act II, that character's pants fall down when he tries to block another character's path with his belt, and shortly after, he finds himself in pitch darkness, hearing soft sea sounds. In Act I, the main characters are offered a performance of The Rape of the Sabine Women, or rather woman, or rather Alfred. Later, in order to prepare for a confrontation with a Dane, the two main characters play questions, but they eventually discover, on a boat en route to England, that they are going to die, and they vanish from the stage at the work's end. For 10 points, identify this play beginning with 89 coin flips, written by Tom Stoppard from the perspective of two characters of Hamlet.
In this play, one of the protagonists often cuts his fingernails, but never, to the best of his knowledge, cuts his toenails.
Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead