In Strindberg's classic, Miss Julie, the daughter of a powerful count, enters into a dangerously flirtatious relationship with a footman on her father's estate. The critics have described Richard Nelson's adaptation as \tight, sharp, idiomatic.\ \He Strindberg] is bold, this Swede. Never have I seen the aristocratism of serfs so lucidly portrayed. The idea of the play struck me forcibly, and the author's power awoke in me feelings of envy and surprise.\ -Maxim Gorky on MISS JULIE \I read MISS JULIE back in the eighties (or early nineties). I know it, but I read it now again with great pleasure ... He is a remarkable writer. He has a quite unusual power.\ -Anton Chekhov \I was born too soon to be greatly influenced by him as a playwright, but he Strindberg] is among the greatest of the great ...\ -George Bernard Shaw \Strindberg still remains among the most modern of moderns, the greatest interpreter in the theater of the characteristic spiritual conflicts which constitute the drama - the blood - of our lives today.\ -Eugene O'Neill | Miss Julie by August Strindberg, Paperback | Indigo Chapters