A Dozen French Farces
by Jean-baptiste Moliere, Georges Feydeau, Georges Courteline, Arthur Adamov, Molière, Alfred Jarry, Eugène Labiche, Albert Bermel, Jacques Languirand, A. Delacour, Pierre Augustin de Beaumarchais, Jules Levy
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Readers appreciate the diverse range of farces presented. Many enjoy the whimsical nature of the play, highlighting its charm and variety.
Synopsis
This collection of hilarious plays from the 15th - 20th centuries is brimming with all the venerable ingredients of French farce.
Distinguished drama scholar Bermel has gathered some of the best in the genre, and the merriment, ribaldry, and wit of the works dance through his translations brilliantly.
Publication
A Dozen French Farces is a French comedy play written by Jean-baptiste Moliere and published by Limelight Editions in New York (2004).
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Limelight Editions · 2004 · 416 pp
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