One character in this play upset his boss by suggesting that she was "flattering"him. That character is upset that his fiancé did not warm his plate and tried to serve him beer on Saint John's day. Townspeople in this play perform an (+) incidental ballet to the melody of There came two ladies out of the woods, after which the female lead reenters powdering her face. Her companion had fabricated a story of lying in an elderberry bush to commit suicide out of (*) love sickness. Two characters discuss riding a train south to Lake Como to start a 
One character in this play upset his boss by suggesting that she was "flattering"him. That character is upset that his fiancé did not warm his plate and tried to serve him beer on Saint John's day. Townspeople in this play perform an (+) incidental ballet to the melody of There came two ladies out of the woods, after which the female lead reenters powdering her face. Her companion had fabricated a story of lying in an elderberry bush to commit suicide out of (*) love sickness. Two characters discuss riding a train south to Lake Como to start a hotel, but the cook Kristin refuses to go along; those plans are shattered when the man decapitates the woman's canary with his razor. For ten points, identify this play in which the valet Jean convinces the title girl to commit suicide written by August Strindberg.
One character in this play upset his boss by suggesting that she was "flattering"him.
Miss Julie (or Froken Julie)