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Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde as told to Carl Jung by an inmate of Broadmoor Asylum
Carl Jung introduces the audience to an inmate of Broadmoor Asylum, known only as Mr Hyde. Through a series of interviews, Jung attempts to understand the man through his analysis of the divided self. However, as the regular meetings progress, the true horror of the story unfolds as Hyde begins to gain the upper hand. Mark Ryans brilliant reinvention of Robert Louis Stephensons Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde. Carl Jung introduces the audience to an inmate of Broadmoor Asylum, known only as Mr Hyde. Through a series of interviews, Jung attempts to understand the man through his analysis of the divided self. However, as the regular meetings progress, the true horror of the story unfolds as Hyde begins to gain the upper hand.
Broadmoor Hospital (Crowthorne, England)