That damned woman: why my Faustus is female
In a new version of the enduring myth, Chris Bush sets the story in 17th-century London with a young woman who sells her soul A man (it is almost always a man) strikes a deal for greatness and pays a terrible price for it. The Faust myth teaches us to be careful of what we wish for, that pride comes before a fall, that nothing comes for free. Faustus is bored by the limits of his mortality (and his humanity) and so s…
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