Wilson is an unseen presence in this play. One character keeps a matchbox in his shoe and wonders why the car stopped in the middle of the road that morning. This play begins with stories about an eight-year-old girl killing a cat, and an 87-year-old man being hit by a carriage as he crossed the street. One character in this work worries about the long time the toilet takes to flush, and appears at the conclusion stripped
Wilson is an unseen presence in this play. One character keeps a matchbox in his shoe and wonders why the car stopped in the middle of the road that morning. This play begins with stories about an eight-year-old girl killing a cat, and an 87-year-old man being hit by a carriage as he crossed the street. One character in this work worries about the long time the toilet takes to flush, and appears at the conclusion stripped of clothing, without his revolver. The protagonists ignore instructions to make tea and come to blows over the phrase"light the kettle." For 10 points, name this play about hitmen Ben and Gus, who receive dinner orders via the title contraption, written by Harold Pinter.
Wilson is an unseen presence in this play. One character keeps a matchbox in his shoe and wonders why the car stopped in the middle of the road that morning.
The Dumb Waiter