Farcical Faust at the Lustspielhaus am Hof
Julian Delfino
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Aug 31, 2012
Aug 31, 2012

A scene from Faust at the Wiener Lustspielhaus (Photo: Photo: Wiener Lustspielhaus)
This farce by Austrian writer Franzobel, loosely based on Goethe’s classic Faust, leads its audience into the confusing world of a Viennese family who live in the lap of luxury: the prime location of a Ringstrasse palace. Meanwhile, the renowned dermatologist Johann Faust von Zupfnudel still searches, at the end of all his studies, for the meaning of life. After the motto "the skin as a mirror of the soul", he yearns to find a "good skin". Directed by Adi Hirschal.
Through 1 Sept., 20:00
Wiener Lustspielhaus
1., Am Hof