Camille (Gems, trans.)
by Alexandre Dumas
Highlights
19th CenturyReduced Casting (Doubling Possible)Unit Set/Multiple SettingsPeriod Costumes
Synopsis
This unforgettable classic drama about the doomed love of a Parisian courtesan and a Marquis' son in the 1840s is brilliantly rendered for the modern stage.
Press Reviews
"An intelligent, deeply moving re-examination of one of our most potent dramatic myths."
— Time Out
"Compelling theatre."
— BBC
Publication
PublisherSamuel French
Year1959
BindingPaperback
EditionMetcalf, trans.
ISBN-139780573606724
ISBN-100573606722
Camille (Gems, trans.) is a play written by Alexandre Dumas and published by Samuel French (1959).
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Metcalf, trans.
Samuel French · 1959
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