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The Good Person of Szechwan

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8 Rezensionen
Penguin Group (USA) Incorporated, 2008 - 156 Seiten
The authorized, definitive editions of two of Bertolt Brecht?s most enduring works

The Good Person of Szechwan is one of Bertolt Brecht?s most popular works. When three gods come to earth in search of a thoroughly good person, they encounter Shen Teh, a goodhearted but penniless prostitute, who offers them shelter. Rewarded with enough money to open a tobacco shop, ?Angel of the Slums? Shen Teh soon becomes so overwhelmed by the demands of people seeking assistance that she invents a male alter ego, ?Tobacco K ing? Shui Ta, to deal ruthlessly with the business of living in an evil world. The Good Person of Szechwan is a masterpiece of minimalist design and elegance that shines a light on human nature and social mores.

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Review: The Good Person of Szechwan

Nutzerbericht  - Rhys - Goodreads

I have heard all sorts of disparaging remarks made about Brecht and how he used collaborators but never credited them, how he claimed to have written work that wasn't his, etc... I don't know how true ... Vollständige Rezension lesen

Review: The Good Person of Szechwan

Nutzerbericht  - Chelsea Sim - Goodreads

Fundamentally intriguing, this play certainly made me think deeply about the basis of a good person with a happy end. The two almost seem opposing. I loved the typical Brecht style of epic theatre and enjoyed this thoroughly. Not to be missed! Vollständige Rezension lesen

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Über den Autor (2008)

Carl Weber is a professor of directing and dramaturgy at Stanford University. He was a director for BrechtÂ's Berliner Ensemble and later directed numerous plays in Europe and the United States. Norm Roessler is editor of Communications, the performance journal of the International Brecht Society, and is a lecturer at Temple University in Philadelphia. John Willett (1917–2002) translated several works by Brecht into English. Ralph Manheim (1907–1992) translated works by Brecht, Hermann Hesse, Günter Grass, and many others.

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