The Red Light of Mars; or A Day in the Life of the Devil

The Red Light of Mars by George Bronson-Howard is a philosophical comedy that follows the life of Dr. Addington Agnus a scientist facing a pivotal career decision. The play explores themes of love sacrifice ambition and the pursuit of immortality through scientific discovery. Characters like Fanny Felix Judge Hippolyte Critty and Noel Onfroy influence Agnus's choices delving into human relationships and societal expectations. With humor drama and philosophical insights the play offers a thought-provoking journey into the human condition and the quest for meaning in a changing world.