Early dialog sees one character praising "Good old North" after learning he's walked from 64th to 75th.
In an introduction to this work, its author describes its American debut alongside Beckett's "Krapp's Last Tape" and traveling to its premier in Berlin. Early dialog sees one character praising "Good old North" after learning he's walked from 64th to 75th. Another character has two daughters and two parakeets because "that's the way the cookie crumbles" while his inquisitor describes his unique relationship with his landlady's dog. The ultimate conflict in the play comes when one character keeps elbowing the other for more room, despite that man's protestations that the park bench is his. For 10 points, Jerry ultimately gets Peter to stab him after Jerry has just visited the titular place in what play by Edward Albee?
In an introduction to this work, its author describes its American debut alongside Beckett's "Krapp's Last Tape" and traveling to its premier in Berlin.
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