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French Drama of the 20th Century

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The fifth of six plays.
The Devil and God Almighty (Le Diable et Ie bon Dieu) by JEAN-PAUL SARTRE , translated by FRANK HAUSER. Withand
Gerard Murphy re-creates his much-acclaimed performance as Goetz (given in 1984 at the Lyric Theatre, Hammersmith) in this radio production of Sartre's epic drama. Set against the background of the Peasants' Revolt in Germany, the play is an explosive study of the darker side of man's nature. It also seeks to explore the central enigma of man's relationship to God and the Devil. Music by JOHN BULL and DAVID TIMSON
Directed by MARTIN JENKINS

Contributors

Unknown:
Jean-Paul Sartre
Translated By:
Frank Hauser.
Unknown:
Gerard Murphy
Music By:
John Bull
Music By:
David Timson
Directed By:
Martin Jenkins
Goetz:
Gerard Murphy
Heinrich:
Ronald Pickup
Catherine:
Kathryn Hurlbutt
Hilda:
Frances Barber
Wolfgang:
John Hollis
Cardinal:
John Moffatt
Frantz/Peasant:
Lan Targett
Col Linehart/Peasant:
Philip Sully
Schidt/Schoene/Man:
Christopher Scott
Heinz/Officer:
Ken Cumberlidge
Gerlach/Peasant soldier:
Peter Craze
Banker/Schulheim:
Michael Deacon
gurgher/Leper:
Richard Tate
wshop/Nossak/Old man:
Norman Bird
Hermann/Giant:
Michael Graham Cox
Karl:
David Timson
Officer/Soldier:
John Bull
TetZel:
Nigel Anthony
Young girl:
Katie Jenkins
Instructor:
Alice Arnold
Peasant women.:
Cara Kelly
Peasant women.:
Marcia King
Peasant women.:
Eva Stuart
Source: Radio Times

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