Red Demon (Paperback)


In a land far away a stranger is washed up near an isolated fishing village. Unable to understand his language or why he looks so different, the villagers decide he is a demon and must be destroyed. Only one woman, also an outcast, befriends him. Red Demon is a universal story told in a masterful performance of physical theatre by Hideki Noda and a cast of extraordinary European actors. Shot through with wit, ingenuity and sly humour, it reveals the conflict between compassion and suspicion in a closed community.

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In a land far away a stranger is washed up near an isolated fishing village. Unable to understand his language or why he looks so different, the villagers decide he is a demon and must be destroyed. Only one woman, also an outcast, befriends him. Red Demon is a universal story told in a masterful performance of physical theatre by Hideki Noda and a cast of extraordinary European actors. Shot through with wit, ingenuity and sly humour, it reveals the conflict between compassion and suspicion in a closed community.

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General

Imprint

Absolute Classics

Country of origin

United Kingdom

Series

Oberon Modern Plays

Release date

September 2003

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First published

September 2003

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Dimensions

210 x 130 x 5mm (L x W x T)

Format

Paperback

Pages

72

ISBN-13

978-1-84002-357-2

Barcode

9781840023572

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LSN

1-84002-357-0



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