The main character of this play bangs violently on a drum and rapes Lulu after the lights go out during a game of Blind Man's Bluff.
A character in this work claims that his greenhouse is made out of "spit and faith" and praises a simple life with tea and books. During breakfast, another character is scandalized by a description of her bread as succulent, saying "You shouldn't say that word to a married woman!" One man in this play tells the protagonist "Don't let them tell you what to do!" while another asks him about the "blessed Oliver Plunkett" in an (*) interrogation that includes the question, "Why did the chicken cross the road?" The main character of this play bangs violently on a drum and rapes Lulu after the lights go out during a game of Blind Man's Bluff. He is then taken away by Goldberg and McCann from an event planned by boarding-house owner Meg. For 10 points, name this Harold Pinter play in which Stanley Webber ostensibly celebrates the title event.
A character in this work claims that his greenhouse is made out of "spit and faith" and praises a simple life with tea and books.
The Birthday Party