a drama with no audience, whose star may already be dead
You do whatever you want during the Drama. You’re not there. Nobody knows what the name in the phone book’s doing.
Context
Himself's Found Drama is communication reduced to degree zero: a name thrown at a torn-out phone-book page by a dart, that person's next ninety minutes designated a "Drama" with no audience, no camera, no set, and a protagonist who has no idea he's been cast — and who may, Himself especially relished, already be dead, the phone book not yet caught up. It is the figurant doctrine pushed to its limit: everyone an unwitting, unwatched lead in a play no one is attending, a self observed by nobody, possibly a name attached to no living person at all.