A character in this play claims to suffer from histrionomania, causing him to roleplay as a judge, a forensics expert, and a bishop.
A character in this play invents a proverb about the Lord of the Manor killing his dogs to please complaining peasants. Characters in this play try to cover-up the four hours that passed between a rail worker's "[seizure] by a raptus" and the title event. In Act II, actors planted throughout the audience speak up to demonstrate that the police have spies everywhere. A character in this play claims to suffer from histrionomania, causing him to roleplay as a judge, a forensics expert, and a bishop. At the end of this play, that character handcuffs the journalist Maria (*) Feletti, several policemen, and Inspector Bertozzo to the wall and states his plan to expose a series of bombings as false flag operations. This play follows the Maniac's attempts to prove that the title eventwas not a suicide, and was inspired by the death of Giuseppe Pinelli. For 10 points, name this play about a political dissident who was found dead after falling out of a window, written by Dario Fo.
A character in this play invents a proverb about the Lord of the Manor killing his dogs to please complaining peasants.
Accidental Death of an Anarchist [or  Morte accidentale di un anarchico]