Seven Plays of August Strindberg by Strindberg, August, 1849-1912

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IDB Productions, 2017-01-01. MP3 CD. New. The Ghost Sonata is a world where spirits wander in broad daylight, a pretty lady is changed into a monster and hides in the closet, and the house cook eats all the nutrition from the food before she serves it in the dining table. </br></br>The Ghost Sonata is a story of a young pupil, who admires the lives of the people residing in the fashionable apartment building in Stockholm. He makes friends with the mysterious Jacob Hummel, who helps him to get inside the apartment, and he found out that it is a house of deception and disorder. The world, the young student thought, is miserable and humans must sacrifice in order to attain liberation. The play focuses on a family of bizarre people who meet only for the sake of seeing each other. They do not talk with each other, nor bodily actions, they just sit and laze in their mishaps. </br></br>Johan August Strindberg was a dramatist, author, poet, essayist and painter from Sweden. He was a… Read More

IDB Productions, 2017-01-01. MP3 CD. New. The Dance of Death is divided into two plays, The Dance of Death I, and The Dance of Death II. The Dance of Death I is the story of a man and his wife who despise one another, and are conjoined in a tragic marriage. They are about to celebrate their 25 years of marriage. Edgar, the husband, is a retired artillery captain. Alice, his wife, is an actress before. They are not social with their neighbors. Their children do not live with them. Edgar has a heart ailment and might not live longer. He opts her out of his last will. </br></br>Kurt, a cousin of Alice, learned that Edgar worked with Kurt

IDB Productions, 2017-01-01. MP3 CD. New. Creditors is a work of realistic or naturalistic tragedy comedy by the Swedish dramatist named August Strindberg. It was written in the Swedish language in the months of August and September 1888 in Denmark. It was first printed in Danish in February 1889 and thereafter shown in Swedish in 1890. It first appeared at the Dagmar Theatre in Copenhagen in March 1889. It is regarded as one of the playwright

IDB Productions, 2017-01-01. MP3 CD. New. The Father is a play where Captain Adolph, an authority of the horse soldiers, and Laura, his wife, have a misunderstanding relating to the studies of their daughter Bertha. Her mother wants Bertha to stay at home and be an artist, but her father wants her to be a teacher. Adolph says that it is final, that the law is not against it. </br></br>Laura believes that her husband has no such rights over the issue. She talks to the family doctor that Adolph may be enraged, because as a new scientist, as Adolph studies meteorites as having organic life through a spectroscope. She also found a letter that Adolph has written, containing that he is scared he might go resentful. </br></br>Adolph is disappointed as he throws a burning lamp to his wife as she goes out. He realized that Laura does it so that he becomes more furious. The pastor came, and says that Laura is indeed a strong woman. While the scene gets emotional, Margaret, the captain

IDB Productions, 2017-01-01. MP3 CD. New. A Dream Play was published in 1901 by August Strindberg. It was first shown in Stockholm in 1907. It continues to be the playwright

IDB Productions, 2017-01-01. MP3 CD. New. Johan August Strindberg

IDB Productions, 2017-01-01. MP3 CD. New. Countess Julie or mostly known as Miss Julie is a realistic drama penned in 1888 by the Swedish playwright, August Strindberg. It took place on the Eve of Midsummer on the royal castle of a Count in Sweden. The young lady in the title of the play is concentrated to an older valet whose name is Jean, and is usually out on many trips, have good manners and well educated. The play sets in the kitchen of the estate of the father of Count Julie, where the fianc

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