The Brick presents
Faust (The Broken Show)
written, designed and performed by Eric Dyer based on Goethe‘s Faust
November 2-19
$20-30

When you’re old and you can’t focus and you can’t have it all, maybe you can make a deal with the devil — if you’re special. Inspired by failure, Eric Dyer of Radiohole performs a manic version of the Faust legend, inspired by Goethe, F.W. Mernau, Jan Švankmaje, Joe Frank (and so on and so forth).

Written, designed and performed by Eric Dyer
Produced by Radiohole
Design Associate: Kat Ross
Head of municipal government: Scott Halvorsen Gillette
Other: Maggie Hoffman
Audio recordings by: Mia Fliakos, Zapata Hoffman-Enriquez, Scott Shepherd

Special thanks: beloved Mo Lioce, Ryan Holsopple, Bob Wonder, Bill Kennedy, Joseph Silovsky, Kira Onadera, Erin Douglass, Andy Sowers, Theresa Buchheister, The Prelude Festival

Radiohole is supported, in part, by public funds from the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs in partnership with the city council. This new work is made possible by the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of the Office of the Governor and the New York State Legislature.

Eloim, Essaim, frugativi et appelavi

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