french drama

A collection of three modern plays by the master of the absurd and member of the French Academy.

Four plays written by the French existentialist philosopher and writer addressing such topics as hell, racism, and conduct of life.

An English translation of seventeenth-century French playwright Molie?re's play about a man in love with a woman who is the embodiment of all that he abhors.

Collection of seven plays by the seventeenth-century French author, representing the many facets of his writing talents.

A collection of seven plays by social satirist and playwright Moli?re.

The story of a man who doesn't remember the past.

Includes "The Misanthrope," a verse comedy in five acts, along with six other plays written by the seventeenth-century French author in the later years of his career.

MR. DE BON. What you can do? You can discreetly choose a friend of your wife, to whom you will give all you own in due form by your will, and that friend will give it up to her afterwards; or else you can sign a great many safe bonds in favour of various creditors who will lend their names to your wife, and in whose hands they will leave a declaration that what was done was only to serve her. You can also in your lifetime put in her hands ready money and bills which you can make payable to bearer.

A comedy-ballet written in 1670. This edition in French, with introduction and notes.

Alceste is against duplicity and false flattery, but the woman he loves, C?lim?ne, is the embodiment of all that he abhors which makes this a comedy of manners.