In the year 632 after Ford, the world is a perfect place: crime and poverty are things of the past. Babies are bred in bottles and conditioned to take their predetermined place in society, contentedly numbed by the happiness drug Soma. But then a so-called Savage enters the "Brave New World." The fascinating outsider, who speaks of feelings and freedom, is celebrated like a star—until he becomes a threat to the self-proclaimed civilization. The brilliant radio play production by rbb uniquely illustrates the relevance of Huxley's world-famous dystopian novel. Audio play featuring Gerd Wameling and others. 2 CDs, approximately 1 hour and 50 minutes.