The main character in this play is asked a series of questions including "Is the number 846 possible or necessary?".
In this play's first scene, one character describes some fried bread as "succulent". Another character in this play reminisces about his Uncle Barney and starts strangling a companion for calling him "Simey". In this play, repeated references are made to a van that will pull up carrying a wheelbarrow. The main character in this play is asked a series of questions including "Is the number 846 possible or necessary?". Because he cannot be a pianist, the main character is given a drum, which he beats at the end of the first act. In its second act, the main character sexually assaults Lulu during a game of Blind Man's Bluff. Meg Boles arranges the central event for her tenant Stanley Webber. For 10 points, name this Harold Pinter play in which Goldberg and McCann crash the title celebration.
In this play's first scene, one character describes some fried bread as "succulent".
The Birthday Party