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Every Good Boy Deserves Favour & Professional Foul (Paperback, Main)
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Every Good Boy Deserves Favour & Professional Foul (Paperback, Main)
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Every Good Boy Deserves Favour A dissident is locked up in an
asylum. If he accepts that he was ill and has been cured, he will
be released. He refuses. Sharing his cell is a real lunatic who
believes himself to be surrounded by an orchestra. As the
dissident's son begs his father to free himself with a lie, Tom
Stoppard's darkly funny and provocative play asks if denying the
truth is a price worth paying for liberty. Every Good Boy premiered
at the Festival Hall, London, in July 1977. It was revived at the
National Theatre, London, in January 2009. Professional Foul
'Professor Anderson, a somewhat devious academic, went to Prague to
deliver a lecture on "Ethical Facts in Ethical Fiction" and to see
a football match. Politics intruded when a former pupil of Anderson
begged him to smuggle out a thesis arguing that "the ethics of the
State can only be the ethics of the individual writ large" ...Mr
Stoppard's BBC television debut was sheer delight.' - Richard Last,
Daily Telegraph 'Plays which enhance civilization itself, which is
what this does, are not seen once and laid away.' - Bernard Levin,
Sunday Times Professional Foul was first shown on BBC TV in
September 1977.
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