Theatre complet
by Pierre Du Ryer, edited by Helene Baby
Hardback (Published)
(October 2020)
ISBN: 9782406099963
Price: $149.00
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The second volume of the Theatre complet of Pierre du Ryer, a dramatist contemporary with Pierre Corneille, comprises four tragicomedies and his only comedy, all written before 1640. This edition allows the reader to discover and experience one of the major authors of classical modernity.
The second volume of the Theatre complet of Pierre du Ryer, a dramatist contemporary with Pierre Corneille, comprises four tragicomedies and his only comedy, all written before 1640. This edition allows the reader to discover and experience one of the major authors of classical modernity.
- By (author) Pierre Du Ryer
- Edited by Helene Baby
- Edited by Sandrine Berregard
- Edited by Catherine Dumas
- Edited by Perry Gethner
Other Titles in this Series
Théâtre français
Démocrite, Le Retour imprévu, Les Folies amoureuses suivies du Mariage de la Folie, Les Ménechmes
Volume 26
Le Legataire universel, La Critique du Legataire, Sapor, Les Souhaits, Les Vendanges ou le Bailli d’Asnieres
Drames et pièces historiques
Les Merveilleuses, Madame Sans-Gêne, Paméla, marchande de frivolités, Tome IV
Volume 36
Theatre complet
Les six premieres Comedies facecieuses (Le Morfondu, Les Jaloux, Les Escolliers)
Volume 44
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