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Scenes and songs from "Mann ist Mann" by Bertolt Brecht (1898-1956) in English, in the Eric Bentley translation "A man is a man"

Eric Bentley -- historian, playwright, drama critic, and leading Brecht scholar -- introduces scenes from his translation of Berlolt Brecht's play-with-songs "Mann ist mann." Bentley also speaks of Brecht's ideas and theater devices, the origins of his political passions in post-World War One Europe, his failure to attract American audiences in the 1930's and his remarkable success later.

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  • "Brecht"
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  • "Mann ist Mann"
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  • "Man's a man"@en

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  • "Eric Bentley -- historian, playwright, drama critic, and leading Brecht scholar -- introduces scenes from his translation of Berlolt Brecht's play-with-songs "Mann ist mann." Bentley also speaks of Brecht's ideas and theater devices, the origins of his political passions in post-World War One Europe, his failure to attract American audiences in the 1930's and his remarkable success later."@en
  • "Eric Bentley -- historian, playwright, drama critic, and leading Brecht scholar -- introduces scenes from his translation of Bertolt Brecht's play-with-songs "Mann ist Mann." Bentley also speaks of Brecht's ideas and theater devices, the origins of his political passions in post-World War One Europe, his failure to attract American audiences in the 1930's and his remarkable success later."@en
  • "Eric Bentley -- historian, playwright, drama critic, and leading Brecht scholar -- introduces scenes from his translation of Berlolt Brecht's play-with-songs "Mann ist mann." Bentley also speaks of Brecht's ideas and theater devices, the origins of his political passions in post- World War One Europe, his failure to attract American audiences in the 1930's and his remarkable success later."@en
  • "Eric Bentley -- historian, playwright, drama critic, and leading Brecht scholar -- introduces scenes from his translation of Berlolt Brecht's play-with-songs "Mann ist mann." Bentley also speaks of Brecht's ideas and theater devices, the origins of his political passions in post- World War One Europe, his failure to attract American audiences in the 1930's and his remarkable success later."

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  • "Scenes and songs from "Mann ist Mann" by Bertolt Brecht (1898-1956) in English, in the Eric Bentley translation "A man is a man""
  • "Scenes and songs from "Mann ist Mann" by Bertolt Brecht (1898-1956) in English, in the Eric Bentley translation "A man is a man""@en
  • "Scenes and songs from "Mann ist Mann" by Bertolt Brecht (1898-1956)"@en

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