A character in this play makes up an English proverb about a lord killing hismastiffs to satisfy his peasants and attributes the quote "Whether they want it ornot, I shall impose truth and justice" to Pope Gregory. This play's first scene endswith a punch from (+) offstage, fulfilling a prediction about a smack in the gob. Theprotagonist, who experiences histriomania, assumes the identities of Captain Piccini of the (*) Forensics department and Marco Malipieri, counsel to the high court, while r
A character in this play makes up an English proverb about a lord killing hismastiffs to satisfy his peasants and attributes the quote "Whether they want it ornot, I shall impose truth and justice" to Pope Gregory. This play's first scene endswith a punch from (+) offstage, fulfilling a prediction about a smack in the gob. Theprotagonist, who experiences histriomania, assumes the identities of Captain Piccini of the (*) Forensics department and Marco Malipieri, counsel to the high court, while recreating a raptus. An interview with journalist Maria Feletti, which is interrupted by Inspector Bertozzo, centers on a railwayman falling out of a window after an attack on the Milan Back of Agriculture. For ten points, name this play about a bombing investigation gone wrong written by Dario Fo.
A character in this play makes up an English proverb about a lord killing hismastiffs to satisfy his peasants and attributes the quote "Whether they want it ornot, I shall impose truth and justice" to Pope Gregory.
Accidental Death of an Anarchist (or Morte accidentale di un anarchico)