They have also been used as the titles of plays: "Baby with the Bathwater" by Christopher Durang, "Dog Eat Dog" by Mary Gallagher, and "The Dog in the Manger" by Charles Hale Hoyt. The use of proverbs as titles for plays is not, of course, limited to English plays: "Il faut qu'une porte soit ouverte ou fermée" (A door must be open or closed) by Paul de Musset. Proverbs have also been used in musical dramas, such as "The Full Monty", which has been shown to use proverbs in clever ways. In the lyrics for "Beauty and the Beast", Gaston plays with three proverbs in sequence, "All roads lead to.../The best things in life are.../All's well that ends with...me."