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Faust is a Helmer Mark Thomson's company operating at its creative and original best. In the first part, the Faust (Paul Brennen) is concerned with sins of the flesh, seducing the guiltless Gretchen (Ruth Connell) even as she tends to her ill mother (Isabella Jarrett), and indulging in three-in-the-bed sex with lascivious creatures having no certain gender. In the second part, grown more mocking than ever, he is a rampant capitalist, displacing homes and ordering military action to encourage his oppressive desire for power.

Up till now, played by Brennen as a nervous, neurotic body in a suit and the personification of the emotionally repressed Brit, this Faust rarely finds happiness in his conquests. "I thought you wanted to explore the limits of human experience," says the Dugald Bruce Lockhart's ultra smooth Mephistopheles when Faust complains of being made to eat a meal which was made from the brains of children. "Well, yes," he replies. "But within limits." It's a funny line, distinctive of a script that ranges from the poetic to the irreligious and one that sums up Clifford's vital theory that we can't have it all without consequences.

The pessimism and despair that urge Faust forward find a release in his amoral escapades, but never an intellect of satisfaction. His behavior mirrors the peaks and troughs of manic depression.

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