A character who works in this profession explains that Philip resembles the Sheikh because his father traveled throughout the Middle East, and has affairs with both Brooke and his assistant Poppy.
A character who works in this profession explains that Philip resembles the Sheikh because his father traveled throughout the Middle East, and has affairs with both Brooke and his assistant Poppy. Another character of this profession delivers a brief sermon explaining that weddings have millions of attendees if you count ancestors. Lloyd Douglas is a beleaguered character of this profession in Michael Frayn's Noises Off. A character with this profession puts on glasses to become the (*) druggist Mr. Morgan, and invites Professor Willard to give a "scientific account" of the play's setting. That character of this type helps a dead woman go back in time to relive her twelfth birthday after serving as the minister of her wedding to George Gibbs. For 10 points, give the profession of the character who provides background on Grover's Corners in Thornton Wilder's Our Town.
A character who works in this profession explains that Philip resembles the Sheikh because his father traveled throughout the Middle East, and has affairs with both Brooke and his assistant Poppy.
stage manager [or stage director; or equivalents that suggest play organizer] 