Faust

This German-language play, inspired by Goethe's famous work, tells the story of the scholar Heinrich Faust, who sells his soul to the devil in exchange for unlimited knowledge and pleasures. Written by Ernst August Friedrich Klingemann, a well-known dramatist of the Romantic period, this version of Faust offers a fresh interpretation of the timeless tale. With its complex characters and philosophical themes, this play remains a landmark of German literature.

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