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David Mamet - Faustus

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2005
Episodes
1
Language
English

David Mamet - Faustus (BBC R3 2005-03-27)

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Sunday 27 March 2005 20:10-21:30 (Radio 3)

British Premiere of David Mamet's new play Faustus. In a timeless setting Mamet directs his own working of the Faustian legend.

Neglectful of his son on his birthday, Faustus is drawn into a deadly wager with the party 'entertainer' in which logic and reason are shown to be feeble weapons against the power of chance, mystery and magic. Will intellectual pride precede the ultimate fall of man?

Faustus ......... .Ed O'Neill

The Friend ....... Ed Begley Jr

The Magus ........ Ricky Jay

Faustus? Wife .... Rebecca Pidgeon

The Child ........ C Mamet

Episodes, in broadcast order

  1. Faustus (BBC R3

    · 1 h 17 min

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