An author from this country suggests making a “voice collage” from a jumble of Y’s, V’s, and r’s inserted into the script for a play that he described as “the greatest three-act hoax of the century.” A character created by an author born in this country disappears into gray light along with his wife Marguerite in his appearance as a 400-year-old king. Characters like Eye, Ear, (15[1])and Mouth appear in (*) The Gas Heart, a play by an author from this country who may have used his native language to christen Dadaism. A play by an author born in this country ends with all the characters shouting “it’s not that way, it’s over here!” after a visit from a Fire Chief during a dinner party between the Smiths and the Martins. For 10 points, name this home country of Tristan Tzara and Eugène Ionesco. ■END■