One character believes another character to be asleep, though he was taken away to see (*) "Monty" for "special treatment.
After one character in this play's first act says "succulent," the other replies "you shouldn't say that word to a married woman." One character is calmed by another blowing into his mouth, though that same character agitates him by calling him "Simey" and keeps tearing newspapers into five equal strips. One character believes another character to be asleep, though he was taken away to see (*) "Monty" for "special treatment." That character beats a drum around a room before removing his glasses and being backed up against the wall during a game of blindman's bluff, during which he attempts to rape a woman. The other woman proclaims herself to be the "belle of the ball," an event during which Petey is absent and which was thrown together by Goldberg and McCann. For 10 points, identify this play about the boarder Stanley, who ages one year in a violent and absurd spectacle, the first-full length play by Harold Pinter.
After one character in this play's first act says "succulent," the other replies "you shouldn't say that word to a married woman.
The {Birthday Party}