Pretty dreary. Hollywood isn't really a very nice place, it appears. A deer park was a not unusual feature of medieval estates where Anglo-Saxon nobles surrounded a nature preserve with a fenced ditch, which kept the deer enclosed. There the pretty creatures wandered around aimlessly providing innocent pleasure to the nobles, before being killed and eaten. Such is the regrettable condition of the inhabitants of Tinseltown. Sturdy, he-guy type outsiders like Sergius O'Shaughnessy don't like this state of affairs. That, I believe, is the gist of this play. ( )