The opening scene in this play sees two of the main characters talking about a group of friends all named Bobby Watson.
One character in this play insists that her real name is Sherlock Holmes, and that character eventually converses with a couple who discover that they both have a daughter with one red eye and one white eye, and convinces them that they are not married. The opening scene in this play sees two of the main characters talking about a group of friends all named Bobby Watson. The maid, Mary, later recites a poem called "The Fire", which precedes the Fire Chief referring to the title character. For ten points, name this play detailing the Martins and the Smiths, an absurdist work by Eugene Ionesco.
One character in this play insists that her real name is Sherlock Holmes, and that character eventually converses with a couple who discover that they both have a daughter with one red eye and one white eye, and convinces them that they are not married.
The {Bald Soprano} [Accept La {Cantatrice Chauve}]