In one scene in this play, several characters re-enact in pantomime the tale of a certain character bribing public works surveyors to divert railroad tracks.
In one scene in this play, several characters re-enact in pantomime the tale of a certain character bribing public works surveyors to divert railroad tracks. That character has his armpit hairs plucked in another scene by one of his wives, known as The Favourite. At the news of a character's supposed sexual impotence, the female protagonist of this play joins in a victory dance with his eldest wife, Sadiku. That protagonist's beauty becomes renowned when a photographer from Lagos prints a book full of photographs of her. This play ends with the female protagonist choosing not to marry the schoolteacher who had earlier refused to pay the bride price for her, named Lakunle. For 10 points, name this play whose title characters are the chief of Ilujinle, Baroka, and the village beauty Sidi, by Wole Soyinka.
In one scene in this play, several characters re-enact in pantomime the tale of a certain character bribing public works surveyors to divert railroad tracks.
The Lion and the Jewel