The Atlantic

Goethe's Key to Faust: Second Paper: The Tragedy of the First Part

WE have seen in a former paper the care with which Goethe has pointed out the way to discover the answer to the question, What is Faust ? In his letters he returns to the subject again and again, ...
The New York Times

There's Very Little Room for Gretchen; GOETHE'S FAUST. Part I and Sections From Part II. Translated by Walter Kaufmann. 503 pp. New York: Doubleday & Co. $4.50.

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Variety

Faust, Part 1

Bargaining with the devil is a chilly yet potent business in “Faust, Part 1,” writer/co-director/thesp Mark Jackson’s free adaptation of Goethe. Arrestingly stripped-down in all aspects save its rich, ...
The Village Voice

Faust Things First

It took Johann Wolfgang von Goethe nearly four decades to sort out everything he had to say in his massive epic verse drama Faust, but when its two parts were finally published at the end of his life, ...