In another of his works, the arrival of a photographer is conveyed by the "dance of the lost traveler", while in a later scene the Bale of Ilujinle is found to be impotent.
One of his works features a group of people who repeat the nonsense phrase "Rem Acu Tetigisti" and refer to themselves as the "Children of As"; that work opens with a scene in which a group of mendicants gamble away parts of their body while hanging out in Dr. Bero's basement. In another of his works, the arrival of a photographer is conveyed by the "dance of the lost traveler", while in a later scene the Bale of Ilujinle is found to be impotent. This author wrote a play in which Amusa is horrified by the death costume worn by (*) Simon Pilkings, whose later interference in a ritual causes Elesin to commit suicide. For 10 points, name this Nigerian playwright of Madmen and Specialists who wrote about a love triangle between Sidi, Lakunle, and Baroka in The Lion and the Jewel and penned Death and the King's Horseman.
One of his works features a group of people who repeat the nonsense phrase "Rem Acu Tetigisti" and refer to themselves as the "Children of As"; that work opens with a scene in which a group of mendicants gamble away parts of their body while hanging out in Dr. Bero's basement.
Wole Soyinka [or Akinwande Oluwole Soyinka]