Racing Demon

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Racing Demon is a critically acclaimed stage play by British dramatist David Hare that explores the moral and political struggles within the Church of England.

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Racing Demon canonical 3

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instanceOf stage play
theatrical work
author David Hare
awardReceived Laurence Olivier Award for Best New Play
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
firstPerformanceDate 1990
firstPerformancePlace National Theatre, London
firstPublisher Faber and Faber
followedBy Murmuring Judges
The Absence of War
genre drama
political drama
religious drama
hasActStructure multi-act play
hasCharacter Ewan Gilmour
Frances Parnell
Harry Henderson
Heather Espy
Lionel Espy
Streaky Bacon
linked to: Bacon

Tony Ferris
hasType full-length play
intendedMedium stage
isCriticallyAcclaimed true
mainSubject Anglicanism
Church of England
clergy
religion and politics
notableFor exploration of moral and political struggles within the Church of England
originalLanguage English
partOf David Hare trilogy on British institutions
producedBy National Theatre
setIn London
linked to: London, England

inner-city Anglican parish
setInPeriod late 20th century
theme church reform
faith and doubt
institutional hypocrisy
moral conflict
political pressure on religious institutions

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David Hare notableWork Racing Demon
David Hare wrotePlay Racing Demon
The Absence of War precededBy Racing Demon