One character in this play speaks in a comical tone described as a jargon of half Italian and half Spanish.
One character in this play speaks in a comical tone described as a jargon of half Italian and half Spanish. In this work, a man tells his wife that she should live with another man she loves more; when that second husband dies, she reluctantly moves back. The main characters of this work first appear interrupting a rehearsal of the play Mixing it Up. One character in this play nearly has an affair with a member of his own family while working as a prostitute for Madame Pace. The father, mother, son and stepdaughter appear in, for 10 points, what play by Luigi Pirandello about a group of creations that lack a creator?
One character in this play speaks in a comical tone described as a jargon of half Italian and half Spanish.
{Six Characters in Search of an Author} (accept {Sei personaggi in cerca d'autore})