

Psychoneurotic Phantasies
Gilbert David Feke
Kim Stanley and Steven Hill created onstage fireworks in this study of Sigmund Freud's first critical case, as he undertakes the analysis of an hysterical crippled woman who has no visible source of affliction.
The scar is not on her body, he reasons, but on her mind and 'the far country' of her soul.
Self-knowledge is her cure.
"Fascinating!... Capture[s] the dramatic core of an unforgettable experience in human revelation... Distill[s] the essence of a touching human story... Moves as carefully as a documented biography."
— The New York Times
| Character |
|---|
| A NAZIGORDON DOUGLAS Attache, British Consulate, Vienna |
| MARTHA BERNAYS FREUD Wife of Sigmund Freud |
| KATHY The Freuds’ maid of all work |
| FREDERICK WOHLMUTH Elizabeth’s brother-in-law |
| DOLFI FREUD Dr. Freud’s younger sister |
| AMALIE FREUD Dr. Freud’s mother |
| SIGMUND FREUD The doctor |
| ELIZABETH VON RITTER A patient |
| DR. JOSEPH BREUER A doctor in Vienna |
A Far Country is a American play written by Henry Denker and published by Samuel French (1961).
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