The Real Inspector. Hound (1968) and Jumpers (1972) are plays written by whom?
The Real Inspector Hound who had disappeared ten years earlier. Moon, however, also recognises him as third-string critic Puckeridge, who will now become the first-string as both Higgs and Moon are out of the way. The first performance of "The Real Inspector Hound" took place at the Criterion Theatre in London on 17 June 1968 with the cast as follows: The play was directed by Robert Chetwyn, while the design was completed by Hutchinson Stott. The Real Inspector Hound The Real Inspector Hound is a short, one-act play by Tom Stoppard. The plot follows two theatre critics named Moon and Birdboot who are watching
The Real Inspector Hound in it, mistaken for Simon, leading to his inevitable demise as he executes the role to its end, just after recognising the dead body onstage as Higgs, the first string critic who was unavailable that night. Moon ascends the stage to unravel Birdboot's death, taking on the role of Inspector Hound. Major Magnus accuses Moon of being the madman, since he is not the real Inspector Hound, and he tries to run but Magnus shoots him. As Moon lies dying on the floor, Magnus reveals himself to not only be the real Inspector Hound but also Cynthia's lost husband, Albert,