A group of drunken farmers sings "There came two ladies out of the woods" during an incidental balle
A group of drunken farmers sings "There came two ladies out of the woods" during an incidental ballet in this play. One character in this play claims that he attempted to commit suicide by sleeping in a bed of oats and elderberry blossoms, and that he learned French while serving at the largest hotel in Lucerne. That man appalls the title character by beheading Serena, the title character's pet canary, and in the end that man, the butler Jean, hands the title character a razor. For 10 points, name this play in which the titular countess seduces and then is persuaded to commit suicide by Jean, a work of August Strindberg.
A group of drunken farmers sings "There came two ladies out of the woods" during an incidental ballet in this play.
Miss Julie