Creditors

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_ You're mistaken, Sir, Virtue's oppress'd; these are the only Men of worth i'the Nation, and since the World's compos'd chiefly of Knaves and Hypocrites, it behoves ev'ry honest Fellow to over-reach the World; therefore he that runs away from his Creditors is a Man of admirable

The Fine Lady's Airs (1709) Thomas Baker 1704

Now at the Donmar Warehouse Theatre in a new version by playwright David Greig, this production of "Creditors," directed by Alan Rickman, boasts three outstanding performances.

Noguchi's Sculptural Evolution 2008

This is strikingly apposite of "Creditors," his three-hander from 1888 (the year of "Miss Julie," so a mature work).

Noguchi's Sculptural Evolution 2008

And the play itself makes it perfectly clear that the proper translation of its title is "Creditors," for under this aspect appear both the former and the present husband of _Tekla_.

Plays by August Strindberg, Second series August Strindberg 1880

And the play itself makes it perfectly clear that the proper translation of its title is "Creditors," for under this aspect appear both the former and the present husband of Tekla.

Plays by August Strindberg: Creditors. Pariah. August Strindberg 1880

In the spring of 1893 'Creditors' was put on at the Théâtre L'OEuvre, in Paris, and in the fall of the same year 'The Father' was given at the same theatre, with Philippe

Plays by August Strindberg, Second series August Strindberg 1880

These show that while Strindberg was still planning "Creditors," and before he had begun "Pariah," he had borrowed from Hansson a volume of tales by Edgar Allan Poe.

Plays by August Strindberg: Creditors. Pariah. August Strindberg 1880

Both "Creditors" and "Pariah" were written in the winter of 1888 -

Plays by August Strindberg, Second series August Strindberg 1880

These show that while Strindberg was still planning "Creditors," and before he had begun "Pariah," he had borrowed from Hansson a volume of tales by Edgar Allan Poe.

Plays by August Strindberg, Second series August Strindberg 1880