The Good Person Of Szechwan

The Good Person Of Szechwan

Title: The Good Person Of Szechwan
Author: Bertolt Brecht, Ralph Manheim & John Willett
Release: 2015-04-10
Kind: ebook
Genre: Theater, Books, Arts & Entertainment
Size: 6813052
Brecht's famous parable, written in exile in 1939-41, shows that in an unjust society good can only survive by means of evil. In it, the gods come to earth in search of enough good people to justify their existence. They find Shen Teh, a good-hearted but penniless prostitute, and make her a gift that enables her to set up her own business. But her goodness brings ruin and she must disguise herself as a man in order to muster sufficient ruthlessness to survive.


Published in Methuen Drama's Modern Classics series, this edition features an introduction and extensive notes and textual variants.

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