Parsifal

"Parsifal: The Guileless Fool" is a compelling dramatic work based on Richard Wagner's opera of the same name, retold by Howard Duffield. Drawing from Arthurian legend and Christian themes, the story centers on Parsifal, an innocent and naive youth who embarks on a transformative journey. He encounters the wounded Grail King Amfortas and the mysterious Kundry, ultimately discovering his purpose as the one destined to heal the king and safeguard the Holy Grail.

This adaptation captures the essence of Wagner's masterpiece, exploring profound themes of redemption, compassion, and the power of innocence. Readers will be drawn into a world of knights, magic, and spiritual awakening, as Parsifal fulfills his destiny and brings salvation to the Grail community. "Parsifal" remains a timeless tale, celebrated for its rich symbolism and enduring exploration of the human condition.

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