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theme is resistance to oppression, bury your brother and die, with prologue set in Berlin 1945

Unity Theatre, London

1967

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Samuel French, London,

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A prologue set in 1945 Berlin shows two sisters whose brother has deserted from the German army and is found hanged: should they risk being seen by the SS cutting his body down? In the play itself Creon becomes a brutal aggressor, who has attacked Argos for the sake of its iron ore. Tiresias, instead of prophesying the future, becomes a pessimistic analyst of the present; while the chorus of elders, always reserved in its attitude, eventually turns against Creon too.

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Baal, a poet and singer, drunk, lazy, selfish and ruthless, seduces (among others) a disciple's seventeen year-old mistress, who drowns herself. He mixes with tramps and drivers and sings in a cheap night-club. With his friend the composer Ekart he wanders through the country, drinking and fighting. Sophie, pregnant by him, follows them and likewise drowns herself. Baal seduces Ekart's mistress, then kills him. Hunted by the police and deserted by the woodcutters, he dies alone in a forest hut.

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Baal, a poet and singer, drunk, lazy, selfish and ruthless, seduces (among others) a disciple's seventeen year-old mistress, who drowns herself. He mixes with tramps and drivers and sings in a cheap night-club. With his friend the composer Ekart he wanders through the country, drinking and fighting. Sophie, pregnant by him, follows them and likewise drowns herself. Baal seduces Ekart's mistress, then kills him. Hunted by the police and deserted by the woodcutters, he dies alone in a forest hut.

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Original Playwright - Bertolt Brecht; 'Written in collaboration with William E Smith

Baal, a poet and singer, drunk, lazy, selfish and ruthless, seduces (among others) a disciple's seventeen year-old mistress, who drowns herself. He mixes with tramps and drivers and sings in a cheap nightclub. With his friend the composer Ekart he wanders through the country, drinking and fighting. Sophie, pregnant by him, follows them and likewise drowns herself. Baal seduces Ekart's mistress, then kills him. Hunted by the police and deserted by the woodcutters, he dies alone in a forest hut.

New York City

2000

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Phoenix, London

1963

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in "Brecht, Bertolt, Collected Plays Vol.1 1918 - 1923" Methuen, London, 1970

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Baal, a poet and singer, drunk, lazy, selfish and ruthless, seduces (among others) a disciple's seventeen year-old mistress, who drowns herself. He mixes with tramps and drivers and sings in a cheap nightclub. With his friend the composer Ekart he wanders through the country, drinking and fighting. Sophie, pregnant by him, follows them and likewise drowns herself. Baal seduces Ekart's mistress, then kills him. Hunted by the police and deserted by the woodcutters, he dies alone in a forest hut.

Royal Court Theatre Upstairs, London >>>

1971

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Cockpit Theatre, London

1982

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slapstick Commedia dell'Arte farce about mass unemployment

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The Scoop, London

2006

Steam Industry

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Original Playwright - Bertolt Brecht. Translated by James and Tania Sternand and W H Auden

The tale of the servant girl Grusha and the well bred baby she saves from a revolution is told by a perpetually busy ast-cum-chorus.
Kieron Quirke, Evening Standard

Nottingham: Playhouse, England, EUR >>>

2009

co-produced with Yorkshire Playhouse and Shared Experience

Methuen Drama, London >>>, 2009

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Samuel French, NY,

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Original Playwright - Bertolt Brecht; translated by William R Spiegelberger

set in Haiti and its language is the patois of the Caribbean peasantry with a French colonial legacy

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Samuel French, NY,

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the survival qualities of goodness and evil and the definition of justice by the needs of life

Olivier Theatre, National Theatre, London >>>

1997

National Theatre, London >>>

Methuen Drama, London >>> , 2007

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A morality masterpiece, The Caucasian Chalk Circle powerfully demonstrates Brecht's pioneering theatrical techniques. This version by Frank McGuinness is published to coincide with the National Theatre's production touring the UK. A servant girl sacrifices everything to protect a child abandoned in the heat of civil war. Order restored, she is made to confront the boy's biological mother in a legal contest over who deserves to keep him. The comical judge calls on an ancient tradition ' the chalk circle ' to resolve the dispute. Who wins? This version by Frank McGuinness was first presented by the National Theatre in 1997 and revived in 2007, opening at the Gulbenkian Theatre, Canterbury, on 8 January.

Unity Theatre, London

1964

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in "Brecht, Bertolt, Parables For The Theatre" Penguin, London, 1966

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the survival qualities of goodness and evil and the definition of justice by the needs of life

Liverpool

1972

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an Old Chinese Legend, a cruel town governor murdered, wife escapes leaving baby. Returns to try and 'drag the baby out of the Chal Circle'

Richmond, Surrey

1979

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an Old Chinese Legend, a cruel town governor murdered, wife escapes leaving baby. Returns to try and 'drag the baby out of the Chal Circle'

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Original Playwright - Bertolt Brecht. Adapted by James and Tania Stern

an Old Chinese Legend, a cruel town governor murdered, wife escapes leaving baby. Returns to try and 'drag the baby out of the Chal Circle'

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an Old Chinese Legend, a cruel town governor murdered, wife escapes leaving baby. Returns to try and 'drag the baby out of the Chal Circle'

Foco Novo Theatre, London

1982

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in "Theater XVII" No 2 Spring, 1986

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Original Playwright - Bertolt Brecht; Translation by David Dollenmayer

topics on : Passports, order, fascism, the Weimar Republic etc lead to the foundation of a cockroach extermination business

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Samuel French, NY,

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Methuen, London, 1978

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Original Playwright - Bertolt Brecht; Written in collaboration with Arno Reinfrank

Period Paris 1871, the story of the Paris Commune told through fictional Men in the Street

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Methuen, London, 1978

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Original Playwright - Bertolt Brecht; Written in collaboration with Clive Barker

Period Paris 1871, the story of the Paris Commune told through fictional Men in the Street

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Samuel French, NY,

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in "Brecht, Bertolt, Collected Plays Vol.1 1918 - 1923" Methuen, london, 1970

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in "Jungle of Cities and Other Plays" French, New York,

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tells of a returning veteran who finds his girl has another man, set against the dramatic backdrop of the 1918 German revolution

Space Theatre, Festival Centre, South Australia

2005

Commissioned by Brink Productions, for the 2005 State Theatre of South Australia season. Dir: Chris Drummond.

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Original Playwright - Bertolt Brecht. Brecht Estate-approved translation. Selected as the opening work of the 2005 State Theatre of South Australia season. Produced by The Actors' Gang in Los Angeles, USA, for a three month season 2006/7. Winner of the 2005 Adelaide Theatre Guide 'Curtain Call Award for Best Show'.

Written by Brecht when he was 24, and translated by me at the same age, Drums in the Night is 'a blistering and beautiful parable that says much about a world at war with terror'. With Anna Balicke's love Kragler having left to fight in WWI five years earlier, her industrialist parents have decided the time has come for her to find a new suitor, namely the well-placed businessman Murk. But on the evening of her begrudging engagement, who should return but the poor soldier thought dead by all. With a Spartacist uprising brewing in the background, and the Schnapps flowing in the fore, the stage is set for all kinds of rebellion. 'A recent translation by Kruckemeyer might return this early work to prominence. Brecht and Kruckemeyer prove ideal collaborators for the Gang& A masterful adaptation of the play'. Jeff Favre, Daily Breeze, Los Angeles.

Edinburgh

1973

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Methuen, London, 1980

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tells of a returning veteran who finds his girl has another man, set against the dramatic backdrop of the 1918 German revolution

New End Theatre, Hampstead, London >>>

2001

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Original Playwright - Bertolt Brecht; Written in collaboration with Alan Brown

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Samuel French, NY,

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Bush Theatre, London >>>

1976

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Addis Ababa

1975

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Berhanena Selam, Addis Abada, 1975

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Unity Theatre, London

1956

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Original Playwright - Bertolt Brecht; Lyrics adapted by Bill Norton; Music by Frank Wagland

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in "Brecht, Bertolt, The Measures Taken And Other Lehrstucke" Methuen, London, 1977

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Bradford University

1970

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in "Brecht, Bertolt, Fear And Misery In The Third Reich And Senora Carrar's Rifles (Collected Plays Vol.4, Pt.3)" Methuen, London, 1983

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London

1976

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Cabaret

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Original Playwright - Bertolt Brecht and Frank Wedekind

Providence, Rhode Island

1984

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Original Playwright - Bertolt Brecht; Written in collaboration with Adrian Hall

London

1989

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Samuel French, London,

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based on Brecht's 'Santa Monica' version of the play first staged in 1943

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Young Vic Theatre, London >>>

2008

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Methuen Drama, London >>> , 2008

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Three Gods are on a journey to find out if there are any good people left on earth. Only Shen Te, a good-hearted prostitute, offers them shelter. With the money they give her she opens a tobacco shop. At once everyone needs her help. Her livelihood is in danger. Worse, she is falling in love with Sun, a pilot, who is robbing her blind. Her hard hearted cousin Shui Ta arrives to protect her. Who is he and how can good people stay good in a world of poverty and cruelty?

London

1956

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in "Brecht, Bertolt, Parables For The Theatre" Penguin, London, 1966

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Original Playwright - Bertolt Brecht; Music by Dessau

three gods appear on a mission - to find one really 'good' person. A kindly prostitute

Cottesloe Theatre, National Theatre, London >>>

2001

National Theatre, London, mobile tour >>>

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Unity Theatre, London

1964

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Methuen, London, 1985

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Original Playwright - Bertolt Brecht; Music by Freda Dowir and Stephen Oliver

three gods appear on a mission - to find one really 'good' person. A kindly prostitute

New York

1963

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Samuel French, NY, 1970

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Bridewell, London

1995

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Original Playwright - Bertolt Brecht. book by Dorothy Lane; music by Kurt Weill; lyrics by Bertolt Brecht; adapted by Michael Feingold

Written on the heels of the phenomenally successful Threepenny Opera, Happy End again takes to task the disparity between the 'Haves' versus the 'Have-nots.' In the underworld of Chicago, 1919, a Salvation Army Lieutenant, Lillian Holiday, aka Hallelujah Lil, tries to reform a gangster, Bill Cracker, whose mob is led by the mysterious Lady in Grey (also known as 'The Fly'). During the course of the salvation, they fall in love, a robbery gets bungled, murder is attempted, there's a surprise reuniting and a 'happy' ending. Along the way we are treated to some of Weill's best songs, including 'The Bilbao Song,' 'The Sailor's Tango,' 'Song of the Big Shot,' 'The Mandalay Song,' and 'Surabaya Johnny.'" nytheatre.com contributor David Fuller (The Singapore Mikado) directs a cast headed by Joey Piscopo (Billboard, Joe Piscopo's Son) and Lorinda Lisitza.
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Original Playwright - Bertolt Brecht

Aldwych Theatre, London >>>

1964

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Mister Puntila, Lord of the Manor, is the owner of land as far as the eye can see. He also owns a raging thirst which splits him right down the middle. When he's drunk he is friendly and humane, when he's sober, he is cruel and egotistical.

Bristol University

1969

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CUP, 1983

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Croydon Warehouse Theatre

1979

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Original Playwright - Bertolt Brecht; Written in collaboration with Arno Reinfrank

Escapologist the Great Verando, and his ravishing assistant, Natasha, arrive to play a northern club. Their dress rehearsal, in which they try out their latest illusion 'Escape from the Grave', does not run according to plan.

Croydon Warehouse Theatre

1979

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Original Playwright - Bertolt Brecht; Written in collaboration with Andy Armitage

Escapologist the Great Verando, and his ravishing assistant, Natasha, arrive to play a northern club. Their dress rehearsal, in which they try out their latest illusion 'Escape from the Grave', does not run according to plan.

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Original Playwright - Bertolt Brecht. Translated by Rose and Martin Kastner

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Young Vic, Clare, London >>>

2007

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Original Playwright - Bertolt Brecht. Part of The Big Brecht Fest: Brecht Double Bill 2

A mixture of cabaret and morality tale, a corrosive satire on the international arms trade.
The Theatre List

Playhouse, Liverpool, UK >>>

1976

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Original Playwright - Bertolt Brecht; Written in collaboration with Alan Brown, music by Wagner-Regeny

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Samuel French, London,

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Shlink has an interest in George Garga  but is it love?. A Chicago Chinese timber dealer and his underworld friends turn his lover and sister into prostitute before the inevitable denouement

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Original Playwright - Bertolt Brecht

Shlink has an interest in George Garga  but is it love?. A Chicago Chinese timber dealer and his underworld friends turn his lover and sister into prostitute before the inevitable denouement

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Original Playwright - Bertolt Brecht

Shlink has an interest in George Garga  but is it love?. A Chicago Chinese timber dealer and his underworld friends turn his lover and sister into prostitute before the inevitable denouement

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Samuel French, London,

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Original Playwright - Bertolt Brecht

Shlink has an interest in George Garga  but is it love?. A Chicago Chinese timber dealer and his underworld friends turn his lover and sister into prostitute before the inevitable denouement

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Samuel French, London, 1964

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Original Playwright - Bertolt Brecht; Written in collaboration with Evelyn Warman

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Samuel French, London,

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Original Playwright - Bertolt Brecht

Young Vic Theatre, London >>>

2007

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I don't think the play has been published but you could try abebooks.com
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Original Playwright - Bertolt Brecht. Part of The Big Brecht Fest: Brecht Double Bill 1

Berlin - the city of Jews. A woman reassures her friends and packs her life into a suitcase.
The Theatre List

Contact Theatre, Manchester >>>

1979

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Play with song

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Original Playwright - Bertolt Brecht (In The Jungle Of Cities); Songs and music by Mick Ford and Robert Hickson

The action is moved to Manchester.

New York

1981

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Samuel French, NY,

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King Edward II, Piers Gaveston (called Daniel in this)

Original Playwright - Bertolt Brecht; Written in collaboration with Smith

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in "Brecht, Bertolt, Collected Plays Vol.1 1918 - 1923" Methuen, london, 1970

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Original Playwright - Bertolt Brecht

King Edward II, Piers Gaveston (called Daniel in this)

Olivier Theatre, National Theatre, London >>>

1980

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Eyre Methuen, London, 1980

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Original Playwright - Bertolt Brecht

charts the progress of Galileo's life from his first demonstration to his imprisonment by the Spanish Inquisition

Birmingham Rep, Birmingham, UK >>>

2005

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I don't think the play has been published but you could try abebooks.com
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Translation

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Original Playwright - Bertolt Brecht. From a literal translation by Deborah Gearing

a version set against the background of militant holy war breathing vitality into the question of science's relation to ethics.

Birmingham Rep, Birmingham, UK >>>

2005

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Translation

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Original Playwright - Bertolt Brecht. Translated by David Edgar from a literal translation by Deborah Gearing

a version set against the background of militant holy war breathing vitality into the question of science's relation to ethics.

Almeida Theatre, London >>>

1994

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Original Playwright - Bertolt Brecht

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Samuel French, London,

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Original Playwright - Bertolt Brecht; Music by Hanns Eisler

charts the progress of Galileo's life from his first demonstration to his imprisonment by the Spanish Inquisition

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Samuel French, London,

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Original Playwright - Bertolt Brecht

charts the progress of Galileo's life from his first demonstration to his imprisonment by the Spanish Inquisition

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Samuel French, London,

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charts the progress of Galileo's life from his first demonstration to his imprisonment by the Spanish Inquisition

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Methuen, London, 1963

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