That character appears in a play by this man whose stage directions calls for an "English pipe," "English slippers," "English salad," etc.
This author created a character who tells an "experimental fable" about a dog and a cow, the former of which thinks it is an elephant. That character appears in a play by this man whose stage directions calls for an "English pipe," "English slippers," "English salad," etc. before its main characters discuss the "handsomest corpse in Britain," Bobby Watson. The Orator scribbles nonsense words on a blackboard at the end of another work by this author in which the Old Man and Old Woman greet invisible guests. The Martins discover that they sleep in the same bed when they go to visit the Smiths in another work by this man. For 10 points, name this Romanian born playwright that wrote the absurdist plays The Chairs and The Bald Soprano.
This author created a character who tells an "experimental fable" about a dog and a cow, the former of which thinks it is an elephant.
Eugene Ionesco