A painter in this play praises unfinished paintings, especially Michelangelo's Virgin and Child with the Angels.
A painter in this play praises unfinished paintings, especially Michelangelo's Virgin and Child with the Angels. In this play's most romantic gesture, a man kisses his wife all over her face, saying "I bless thee: temporoÂ·mandibular joint, I bless thee: buccal artery and nerve," and so forth. A character in this play hires the morally upstanding Elizabeth as a wet nurse because Elizabeth's child has recently died, and because she believes morality travels through milk. Aside from the final scene, in which Mrs. (*) Givings and her husband make naked snow angels and have sex outside, this play is entirely set in a living room and an adjoining operating theater. For 10 points, name this comedy about the treatment of hysteria in the Victorian era, written by Sarah Ruhl.
A painter in this play praises unfinished paintings, especially Michelangelo's Virgin and Child with the Angels.
In the Next Room [or The Vibrator Play