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Christopher Marlowe’s Dr Faustus

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Another chance to see Christopher Marlowe’s famous tragedy, Doctor Faustus. The play was first performed around 1595, just a few years after the first translation into English of a medieval legend about a doctor-turned-necromancer, who makes a pact with the devil. A key part of the play is Faust ‘s exchange with Mephistopheles, the devil’s intermediary. By this means Marlowe examines Faustus’s grandiose, but ultimately futile, intellectual ambitions.

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