In this play, a picture of cricket players on the wall prompts one character to lament about his life. An envelope is revealed to contain twelve matches which fail to light ag
In this play, a picture of cricket players on the wall prompts one character to lament about his life. An envelope is revealed to contain twelve matches which fail to light against a flattened matchbox, but which do light against one character's shoe. The central characters argue over a Birmingham soccer match and argue over the semantics of lighting the kettle. It ends with a whistle from the speaking tube, causing Ben to point a gun at Gus. For 10 points, name this play whose title device relays orders to the two hitmen, written by Harold Pinter.
In this play, a picture of cricket players on the wall prompts one character to lament about his life.
The Dumb Waiter 