One character in this play relates how another character was angered by someone whistling the opening of Beethoven's Fifth Symphony in six/eight time, and another character points out that his special marmalade is being stolen when another accuses him of acting like a man stranded on an island refusing to admit he ate the last coconut. One character in this play carves a sugar sculpture of a blind girl the central characters knew in Paris and who killed herself by jumping out of a window, Sophie. The repeated phrase "Ah, there you are" is played repeatedly on a tape recorder as the two central characters accuse each other of murder. In the end, it is revealed that the title character died wh
One character in this play relates how another character was angered by someone whistling the opening of Beethoven's Fifth Symphony in six/eight time, and another character points out that his special marmalade is being stolen when another accuses him of acting like a man stranded on an island refusing to admit he ate the last coconut. One character in this play carves a sugar sculpture of a blind girl the central characters knew in Paris and who killed herself by jumping out of a window, Sophie. The repeated phrase "Ah, there you are" is played repeatedly on a tape recorder as the two central characters accuse each other of murder. In the end, it is revealed that the title character died while attempting to swat a fly, and neither Beauchamp nor Martello is responsible for killing Donner. FTP, name this radio play by Tom Stoppard named for a work of Marcel Duchamp.
One character in this play relates how another character was angered by someone whistling the opening of Beethoven's Fifth Symphony in six/eight time, and another character points out that his special marmalade is being stolen when another accuses him of acting like a man stranded on an island refusing to admit he ate the last coconut.
{Artist Descending a Staircase}