This work opens with a discussion of cornflakes and milk that may or may not be sour.
This work opens with a discussion of cornflakes and milk that may or may not be sour. Everyone humors Mrs. Boles, who gets drunk in Act II and thus can't remember how the drum was broken the next morning. Petey works with deck- chairs and Mr. Webber used to be a piano player, or so Meg believes. Nat and Dermot confuse Mr. Webber with a speech that includes a discussion of the possibility and necessity of the number 846 before the titular event, during which Stanley attempts to rape Lulu. FTP name this play in which McCann and Goldberg take Stanley to Monty, a work by Harold Pinter.          |
This work opens with a discussion of cornflakes and milk that may or may not be sour.
The {Birthday Party}