Madame Pace is a dressmaker and brothel owner who employs two of the title characters, who interrupt a performance of Mixing It Up to explain their dilemma to the Stage Manager.
The stage directions for this play call for a half-hidden piano that is never used. The work was the fist part of a trilogy whose other components were Each in His Own Way and Tonight We Improvise. Madame Pace is a dressmaker and brothel owner who employs two of the title characters, who interrupt a performance of Mixing It Up to explain their dilemma to the Stage Manager. For 10 points-- name this criticism of theatrical production by Luigi Pirandello.
The stage directions for this play call for a half-hidden piano that is never used.
{Six Characters in Search of an Author} or {Sei personaggi in cerca d'autore}