In this play, one character refuses to sit on a sofa because it is vivid green and she is wearing pale blue.
In this play, one character refuses to sit on a sofa because it is vivid green and she is wearing pale blue. Another character in this play offers to be that character's "lark-mirror" and tell her everything that she sees. Another character in this play doesn't have eyelids and has an uncle who is the head valet. Near the end of this play, a woman who drowned her child attempts to stab another woman, and the last line of this play is "Well, let's get on with it." The adulteress Estelle Rigault [reeg-awl] and the postal clerk InÃ¨s Serrano appear in what play in which Joseph Garcin claims "Hell is other people", a work by Jean-Paul Sartre?
In this play, one character refuses to sit on a sofa because it is vivid green and she is wearing pale blue.
No Exit [or Huis Clos or Dead End or In Camera or No Way Out]