One character in this play stabs another with a retractable knife, but sincerely believes he killed his target until he gets up.
One character in this play stabs another with a retractable knife, but sincerely believes he killed his target until he gets up. One stage direction in this play states to hide a group of people "impossibly". The protagonists of this play are offered sexual performances for a small fee by the Tragedians, and those same Tragedians play music from barrels after angering the king. While on a ship to England, a letter belonging to the two title characters of this play is switched with a new letter calling for them to be killed. This play begins with one title character questioning whether the laws of nature do not apply after an improbably large series of coin flips all result in heads. For 10 points, name this play about the execution of two minor characters from Hamlet by Tom Stoppard.
One character in this play stabs another with a retractable knife, but sincerely believes he killed his target until he gets up.
Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead