Marat/Sade
by Peter Weiss
What readers are saying
Readers find 'Marat/Sade' to be a deeply philosophical and politically charged play that resonates with contemporary issues. Many praise its complexity and the thought-provoking dialogues between Marat and Sade, noting its blend of absurdity and literary depth. However, some express frustration over its confusing structure and occasional pacing issues, feeling that certain elements can be overwhelming or tedious.
Synopsis
No play by a German since Brecht has enjoyed the success of 'Marat/Sade'.
This English language version by Skelton and Mitchell was the text used in Peter Brook's production for the Royal Shakespeare Company in 1994.
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Publication
Marat/Sade is a German play written by Peter Weiss and published by Marion Boyars in London (1970).
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Marion Boyars · 1970 · 124 pp
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