In the preface of this work, its author wrote that Nature is personified by a veiled character wearing a mask with wax tears. That character's husband hangs up coats and hats to summon Madame Pace ("PAH-chay"), in whose brothel he nearly had an incestuous affair. During the reenactment of that brothel scene, one character tells her mother to "Scream as you screamed then!". This play ends with the Son shooting himself and the Child drowning in a fountain. Stiff masks are worn by the central figur
In the preface of this work, its author wrote that Nature is personified by a veiled character wearing a mask with wax tears. That character's husband hangs up coats and hats to summon Madame Pace ("PAH-chay"), in whose brothel he nearly had an incestuous affair. During the reenactment of that brothel scene, one character tells her mother to "Scream as you screamed then!". This play ends with the Son shooting himself and the Child drowning in a fountain. Stiff masks are worn by the central figures, who interrupt the Stage- Director's rehearsal. For 10 points, name this play written by Luigi Pirandello.
In the preface of this work, its author wrote that Nature is personified by a veiled character wearing a mask with wax tears.
{Six Characters in Search of an Author} [or {Sei personaggi in cerca d’autore}]