August Stindberg The Dance Of Death
August Strindberg
The Dance of Death is a compelling adaptation of August Strindberg's work, brought to life on the BBC Home Service Basic. This production, adapted by Max Faber, delves into the intricacies of a crumbling marriage, infused with black comedy and biting humor.
Set in a coastal fort on an island off Sweden, the story revolves around Edgar, the Captain of the Garrison Artillery, and his wife Alice, a former actress. Their tumultuous relationship is further complicated by the arrival of Kurt, Alice's cousin, which ignites Edgar's jealousy and cruelty. The play offers a profound exploration of the complexities of marriage, revealing the delicate balance between love and hate.
This recording is part of the Old Time Radio collection.
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