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Federici in Federici's ghost

YEAR
2017
PLACE
Victoria
SOURCE
State Library Victoria
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Federici in Federici's ghost

It was in the final scene that tragedy struck. Federici, as Satan, was to spirit Faust down to hell. Standing over the stage trapdoor in a mirage of smoke and fire, Federici wrapped his scarlet cloak around his victim. He spoke his character’s final lines: ‘It might be’. They were the final lines h…

Record ID
2,705
Year
2,017
Source
State Library Victoria
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Record ID
2705
Source
State Library Victoria
Publication
Federici's ghost; Sarah Matthews
Published
2017 State Library Victoria blog article
Narrative type
Spirit-Person Narratives
Public-text label
Federici
Archive period
Digital Era
Location
Princess Theatre, Melbourne, VIC (VIC): B
State or territory
VIC
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It was in the final scene that tragedy struck. Federici, as Satan, was to spirit Faust down to hell. Standing over the stage trapdoor in a mirage of smoke and fire, Federici wrapped his scarlet cloak around his victim. He spoke his character’s final lines: ‘It might be’. They were the final lines he would ever deliver. [1]

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