The play takes place over an undefined period of time. The light in the room changes, although we do not know whether it is day or night-time.
The action is set ‘in any closed-in space between two doors’ (Mayorga 2009: 29). This space has a water bowl, and in the course of the play the Human Being throws the dogs meat and a rubber toy to chew on. The dogs are taken in and out of the space as required, led on a leash by the Human Being. At the start of the play John-John listens to music through headphones. At other times, the dogs hear bursts of unidentified music and often hum what they hear. The tests are accompanied by the tick-tock of the Human Being’s stopwatch.
Mayorga, Juan. 2009. La paz perpetua. Oviedo, Editorial KRK (in Spanish)
Minimum | Maximum |
---|---|
0 males | 5 males |
0 females | 5 females |
5 (total) | 5 (total) |
Entry written by Gwynneth Dowling. Last updated on 22 May 2011.