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AN APOLOGY FOR THE COURSE AND OUTCOME OF CERTAIN EVENTS DELIVERED BY DOCTOR JOHN FAUSTUS ON THIS HIS FINAL EVENING

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A brilliant, lean, darkly comic, retelling of the Faust legend. Irritated, whining, drunk, complaining, and repentant of nothing but his failure to keep a proper diary, Doctor Faustus spends the final hour on Earth apologizing to a random room of people for leaving the writing of his life to "long-winded hacks" and explaining how Mephistopheles prevented him from recording his own story for posterity.

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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:

AUDACITY'S FORTHCOMING PRODUCTION OF

Mickle Maher's

An Apology for the Course and Outcome of Certain Events Delivered by Doctor John Faustus on this His Final Evening

WILL BE PERFORMED AT THE BATH HOUSE CULTURAL CENTER March 14 - 23, 2002

[Dallas February 2002] - Audacity Productions is pleased to announce its mounting of AN APOLOGY FOR THE COURSE AND OUTCOME OF CERTAIN EVENTS DELIVERED BY DOCTOR JOHN FAUSTUS ON THIS HIS FINAL EVENING by Mickle Maher at the Bath House Cultural Center located at 521 East Lawther Drive on White Rock Lake, Dallas.

Audacity Productions, a North Dallas based group, is pleased to return to the Bath House Cultural Center after this past January's successful run of TWO ROOMS & A BIG PLACE.

AN APOLOGY… is a brilliant, lean, darkly comic, retelling of the Faust legend. Irritated, whining, drunk, complaining, and repentant of nothing but his failure to keep a proper diary, Doctor Faustus spends the final hour on Earth apologizing to a random room of people for leaving the writing of his life to "long-winded hacks" and explaining how Mephistopheles prevented him from recording his own story for posterity.

The two-person cast includes Brad McEntire as Dr. Faustus and Jeff Hernadez playing the part of Mephistopheles.

The first two Friday and Saturday night shows will feature curtain-raiser performances by the Mild Dementia Continuous-Play Variety Hour and the second two Friday and Saturday nights will include curtain-raiser performances by Rover Dramawerks.

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