In this play, a picture of cricket players on the wall prompts one character to lament about his life.
In this play, a picture of cricket players on the wall prompts one character to lament about his life. An envelope is revealed to contain twelve matches which fail to light against a flattened matchbox, but which do light against one character's shoe. The central characters argue over a Birmingham soccer match and argue over the semantics of lighting the kettle. It ends with a whistle from the speaking tube, causing Ben to point a gun at Gus. For 10 points, name this play whose title device relays orders to the two hitmen, written by Harold Pinter.
In this play, a picture of cricket players on the wall prompts one character to lament about his life.
The Dumb Waiter 