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El cepillo de dientes (o náufragos en el parque de atracciones) (1960), Jorge Díaz
- The Toothbrush translated by Alba Oms
- The Toothbrush (or Castaways at the Amusement Park) translated by Gwendolen MacKeith
The Toothbrush, translated by Alba Oms
- Characters
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- El / Him
- Ella/ Her
- Una voz/ A voice
- Antona
The Toothbrush (or Castaways at the Amusement Park), translated by Gwendolen MacKeith
- Scene
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This is a two act play.
- Staging
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The stage must reflect a small modern flat. Half of the stage is filled with antique Spanish furniture, the other half is of very modern Danish design and there is no integration between the two different sides. There is also a rocking chair, a gramophone and old records.
In the middle of the stage are a table and two chairs which, as Díaz puts it, are ‘the neutral ground where the daily battle of the matrimonial breakfast takes place’. There is also a transistor radio on the table.
- Characters
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- El / Him
- Ella/ Her
- Una voz/ A voice
- Antona
- Cast number
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Minimum Maximum 3 (total) 4 (total) 1 males 1 males 2 females 3 females - Samples
Entry written by Gwendolen Mackeith. Last updated on 5 October 2010.
