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Call Me God archiveJohn Malkovich defies heaven and earth in a one-man journey to the point where power corrupts absolutely. A dictator teeters on the brink, and megalomania escalates into full-blown madness. John Malkovich stands alone against the sound of the mighty Union Chapel organ in this astonishing one-man music-drama: an exploration of tyranny in the raw by an actor of unparalleled conviction. From Nero to Idi Amin, despots have had megalomaniac delusions of divine provenance. Michael Sturminger's music-theatre piece pits Malkovich against the grandiloquent power of the organ. Organist Martin Haselbock responds with music by Bach, Messiaen and Ligeti: words against music, genius versus delusion, and at its terrifying heart, an actor who spares no-one - least of all himself.

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Author: Michael Sturminger
Music: Martin Haselbock

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Archive listings for Call Me God (2017)

Work type: Play.

T01010586774

Performer John Malkovich. Performer Martin Haselbock (organ).
23 Mar 17 to 25 Mar 17Union Chapel, Inner London :: V253
listing details L2113077724
21 Mar 17Symphony Hall, Birmingham :: V148
listing details L01732463151

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