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At the end of this season, the Chicago White Sox will mark Faust's retirement by naming the organ booth after her.
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Party's overFor four decades, Faust's life has revolved around baseball and the White Sox.
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At the end of this season, the Chicago White Sox will mark Faust's retirement by naming the organ booth after her.
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Party's overFor four decades, Faust's life has revolved around baseball and the White Sox.
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Party's overFor four decades, Faust's life has revolved around baseball and the White Sox.
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Designer Hildegard Bechtler's opening set quotes an 1818 painting of Caspar David Friedrich; and the vigorous tenor, Peter Hoare, costumed by Katrina Lindsay in Faust's frock coat but with a shock of red hair, recreates the solitary figure from the German Romantic artist's painting, "The Wayfarer Above a Sea of Fog."
Gilliam's Faustian Pact Paul Levy 2011
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What few recall, however, is that at the end of Goethe's classic, Dr. Faust's soul is snatched from Mephistopheles and raised by the angels to heaven.
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But the best of what Gilliam comes up with is by turns breathtakingly imaginative and horrifyingly vivid, whether it's the Hungarian March serving as a backdrop to the outbreak of world war one, Faust's seduction of Marguerite while Kristallnacht is taking place outside her window, Marguerite's final scene awaiting the train that will take her to a concentration camp, or Faust and Mephistopheles's ride to the abyss in motorbike and sidecar.
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Mephistopheles the suave Christopher Purves reveals Faust's dreams by letting him, Walter-Mitty-like, assist in battlefield surgery.
Gilliam's Faustian Pact Paul Levy 2011
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At the end of this season, the Chicago White Sox will mark Faust's retirement by naming the organ booth after her.
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