It depicts a day in the life of a daydreaming bookstore manager, whose vivid fantasies form much of the play's action. The work makes great demands on the actress playing this part, as she is on stage constantly, must make costume and mood changes while jumping between sets, and delivers long soliloquies and a Shakespearean speech.
It depicts an everyday experience in the life of an imaginative bookstore manager, whose fanciful thoughts drive much of the play's plot. The role puts immense physical and mental strain on the actress playing this part, as she is on stage constantly, must adapt to changing costumes and moods while moving between different settings, and delivers lengthy soliloquies and a Shakespearean speech.