The first scene of this play is to be performed "rapidly and vivaciously," and depicts instructions being given to a first-timer by Harold, Landolph, and Urdolph, who are located somewhere that is either Goslar, Hartz, or Wurms.
The first scene of this play is to be performed "rapidly and vivaciously," and depicts instructions being given to a first-timer by Harold, Landolph, and Urdolph, who are located somewhere that is either Goslar, Hartz, or Wurms. One character in this play is angered when he thinks Bertoldo is actually ($) Peter Damian. Belcredi is stabbed after an altercation between this play's protagonist and Frida, the daughter of Matilda, the protagonist's former love. The Count de Nolli is the kind nephew of this play's protagonist, funding (*) actors for twenty years to imitate the life of an 11th century royal court. The protagonist of this play takes on the title name after falling from a horse. For ten points, identify this play whose protagonist thinks he is an English king, written by Luigi Pirandello.
The first scene of this play is to be performed "rapidly and vivaciously," and depicts instructions being given to a first-timer by Harold, Landolph, and Urdolph, who are located somewhere that is either Goslar, Hartz, or Wurms.
{Enrico IV} (or {Henry IV})