Early on, Augusta bites through an iris because of her jealousy of Stephanie, who later recites a "Litany of the Livid."
This work begins and ends with characters dancing to a minuet from Don Giovanni. Early on, Augusta bites through an iris because of her jealousy of Stephanie, who later recites a "Litany of the Livid." After that performance, another character puts on gloves, a mask, and a blonde wig, and is symbolically raped and killed by Deodatus Village after lying down on a catafalque. Throughout the play, a court consisting of a Governor, a Judge, a Missionary, a Queen, and her Valet watch the action while wearing masks that leave some of the actors' skin uncovered. Featuring a commentary by Archibald Absalom Wellington, FTP, name this Jean Genet play which specifies that a white person should always be invited to be in the audience.
This work begins and ends with characters dancing to a minuet from Don Giovanni.
The Blacks: A Clown Show or Les Negres