One character in this play compares an unshowered person to "a corpse waiting to be washed," and later asks "Is the number 846 possible or necessary?"
One character in this play compares an unshowered person to "a corpse waiting to be washed," and later asks "Is the number 846 possible or necessary?" After its premiere, Harold Hobson was the only critic to give this play a positive review, and its author stated that this play contained the most important line he ever wrote, "don't let them tell you what to do!" This play ends with one character proclaiming "I was the belle of the ball," and includes a scene where the protagonist screams after two characters shout questions like "Why do you pick your nose?" and "Why did the chicken cross the road?" at him. During the title event, the protagonist steps on a drum and attempts to rape Lulu after his glasses are broken by McCann. Set at a seaside boarding house run by Petey and Meg Boles, FTP, name this play about the abduction of Stanley Webber, by Harold Pinter.
One character in this play compares an unshowered person to "a corpse waiting to be washed," and later asks "Is the number 846 possible or necessary?"
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