Racing Demon A Play
Racing Demon A Play by David Hare, published by French in 1991, is a dramatic exploration of the Church of England during a tumultuous period. This edition, written in English and spanning 92 pages, delves into the complexities faced by the Church as it grapples with internal dissent and external pressures from the government. The narrative centers on Reverend Lionel Espy and his team of clergymen in South London, highlighting their struggles amidst a backdrop of evolving doctrine and practice.
Readers will find a rich portrayal of the tensions within the Church, as the arrival of a zealous young curate exacerbates the existing challenges faced by the clergy. The play presents a nuanced examination of faith, community, and the intersection of personal and professional dilemmas. With its focus on drama and European themes, Racing Demon invites reflection on the role of religion in contemporary society and the conflicts that arise within its institutions.
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Forming the first part of the David Hare Trilogy (which also comprises of Murmuring Judges and The Absence of War) Racing Demon focuses on the Church of England. A disparate body, the Church now finds itself attracting unwanted publicity, wracked by the dissension of its members on matters of doctrine and practice and at odds with the government. In this climate the Reverend Lionel Espy and his team of clergymen struggle to make sense of their mission in South London, as the arrival of a zealous young curate intensifies their personal and professional problems.3 women, 8 men
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