Strange Bird – The Voice of Jung: A One-Man Show Performed and Conceived by Raymond O’Neill

"The Voice of Jung" is a 75 minute one-man show by actor Raymond O'Neill in which the sometimes controversial but always fascinating ideas of Carl Jung are interwoven with O'Neill's own dreams of Jung and stories of his ten-day sojourn to Jung's hallowed and private retreat, the Bollingen Tower on the shores of the Lake of Zurich, Switzerland.

With material gathered from Jung's Red Book and his autobiography Memories, Dream, Reflections, plus selected passages of the correspondence between O'Neill and Jung's eldest living grandchild, Brigitte Merk-Niehaus, the timely, alarmingly thought provoking and sometimes delightfully humorous "The Voice of Jung" is sure to please not only those already familiar with Jung's work, but will also serve as a comprehensive introduction to the life and ideas of Analytical Psychology's founding father C.G. Jung; one of the 20th century's most seminal thinkers.