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An Enemy of the People

By: Henrik Ibsen
Narrated by: Owen Teale, Harry Myers, Laura Carmichael, James Parkes, Sarah Whitehouse, Christopher Dane, Edward Harrison, David Forest
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  • A true classic and a play for our modern times in equal measure. A perhaps unintentional parody on 'fake news', the hysteria of the masses and publicly shaming individuals to the point of breakdown, this story follows one man's struggle to do the right thing and speak the truth in the face of extreme social intolerance. Sometimes farcical, sometimes terrifying, An Enemy of the People is a parable for crazy times and a cautionary tale for those who dare to challenge the establishment.

    Full cast: Owen Teale, Sarah Whitehouse, Christopher Dane, James Parkes, Edward Harrison, David Forest, Ben Whitehead, Harry Myers, Neil Frost, Paul Anthony, Liis Mikk, Josephine Arden.

    ©2016 Audible, Ltd. (P)2016 Audible, Ltd.
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