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Fille de Minos et de Pasiphaé, Phèdre lutte en vain contre la passion qu'elle éprouve pour Hippolyte, le fils de Thésée dont elle est l'épouse.

À l'instar de Phèdre, la langue de Racine atteint des sommets dans Bérénice (cf. Acte IV, scène 5) - Le dénouement, sans mort ni violence, est extrêmement pathétique.

Deuxième grande tragédie de Racine, dont le sujet est pris dans l'histoire romaine. Cette interprétation par la Comédie Française est mise en scène par Michel Vidtold ; réalisation sonore : Paul-Émile Deiber.

Athaliah marks the stunning conclusion of Racines illustrious dramatic career. Originally crafted for a semi-private performance by the young ladies of the College of Saint Cyr, this powerful play first graced the stage in 1691, later captivating audiences at Versailles. Despite a lengthy delay in public performances until 1716—likely due to its sacred themes and initial lack of appreciation—today it is celebrated as one of Racines greatest masterpieces, rivaling Phèdre for the top spot. The plot faithfully adheres to the scriptural narrative, while Racines imaginative additions, ...

Step into the opulent court of Louis XIV, where adaptations of Greek tragedies captivated audiences. This poignant play, deeply inspired by Euripides Hippolytus, explores the tumultuous nature of forbidden love that defies societal norms. Notably, Racines unique structure introduces a new scene with each characters entrance or exit, eliminating traditional stage directions and creating a seamless flow of action throughout the act. Join us for a compelling journey through passion and tragedy as narrated by Libby Gohn.

In the tumultuous world of ancient Rome, Britannicus stands as the rightful heir to Emperor Claudius. Yet his destiny is threatened by the unscrupulous ambitions of Nero, who covets both the throne and Britannicus’s beloved fiancée, Junia. Dive into this gripping tale of power, betrayal, and desire, brought to life by an exceptional cast. - Summary by ToddHW

In this poignant tale, Titus, the powerful emperor of Rome, is torn between his love for Berenice, the queen of Palestine, and the political realities of his empire. Although he yearns to marry her, he ultimately concludes that Rome may not accept a foreign queen. Faced with this heartbreaking decision, Berenice refuses to remain in a place where her love is unwelcome and departs from Rome, leaving both characters to navigate their shattered dreams. Unlike many of Racines other works, this play offers a glimpse of survival amidst heartache. - Summary by ToddHW Cast list Titus, emperor of Rome...

Set against the backdrop of a pivotal moment in history, Bajazet explores the intense drama surrounding the capture of Babylon by Sultan Amurath IV, a mere year before the poet Racines birth in 1638. This tragedy weaves a tale of power, ambition, and the complexities of love, showcasing the struggles of its characters as they navigate a world of political intrigue and personal conflict. Join us as we delve into this captivating narrative brought to life by a talented cast.

Dive into the poignant tragedy of Mithridates, a powerful work by Racine that explores the life and struggles of the historical figure Mithridates around 63 BCE. This stirring tale unfolds with deep sorrow and lamentation, culminating in a quest for vengeance. Join us as we journey through themes of love, betrayal, and the relentless pursuit of power. - Summary by ToddHW

Experience Racines captivating adaptation of the timeless tale of Iphigenia, first performed in 1674. Drawing inspiration from Euripides Iphigenia in Aulis, Racine enriches the narrative with heightened romantic tension and a more intricate plot, primarily through the significant role of Eriphyle. Join us for a dramatic exploration of fate, sacrifice, and the complexities of love. - Summary by Introduction

Set against the backdrop of Louis XIVs reign in France, a time celebrated for its literary brilliance as much as its military conquests, Racines La Thébaïde emerges as a poignant tragedy. Unlike the comedic works of Molière, this tale delves into the fierce conflict between brothers Eteocles and Polynices, ultimately leading to a devastating conclusion for all involved. This rendition begins with a biographical introduction of Racine, followed by the heart-wrenching drama that unfolds in Act 1. - Summary by Translator and ToddHW

Jean Racine was een Franse toneelschrijver en dichter, beschouwd als een van de grootste schrijvers van de tragedies van de klassieke periode in Frankrijk. Het succes van "Andromache" in 1667 opende een decennium van grote schepping waar er naast een unieke comedy (de rechtzoekenden in 1668) zes grote tragedies: "Britannicus" (1669), "Berenice" (1670), "Bajazet" (1672) "Mithridates" (1673), "Iphigenia" (1674) en "Phaedra" (1677).

L'impuissance de l'amour à obtenir l'amour, thème essentiel de Racine dès sa première grande œuvre : Pyrrhus aime Andromaque, et n'en est pas aimé, Hermione aime Pyrrhus, et n'en est pas aimée, Oreste aime Hermione et n'en ai pas aimé. Seule, Andromaque a aimé qui l'aimait - et le souvenir de ce bonheur est suffisant pour la faire renoncer désormais à tout autre possible, pour lui faire envisager parfois d'y sacrifier son fils, pour la décider à mourir. Pyrrhus, Hermione, Oreste, si différents l'un de l'autre, sont exactement les mêmes par humiliante torture : ils ne peuvent pas obtenir un regard de l'être aimé.

Set against the backdrop of the Trojan Wars aftermath, this poignant tragedy, first performed in 1667, weaves a more complex narrative than is typical of Racines works. It explores an array of rich characters and motives, delving into themes of love, jealousy, friendship, loyalty, maternal devotion, anger, and despair with remarkable finesse. While the dialogue reflects the refined language of the 17th-century French Court, the universal emotions of the human heart shine through the veil of conventionality, making the play relatable across the ages.

C'est avec "Andromaque", tragédie en cinq actes, représentée pour la première fois le 17 novembre 1667 devant la Reine, au château du Louvre à Paris, que Jean Racine connaît la gloire.

"Facile à lire" est une collection de titres qui vous entraîne à la découverte des grandes œuvres classiques de la littérature française. Cet outil pédagogique est destiné à accompagner les lycéens dans leurs études. Plus généralement, elle s'adresse à tous les amoureux de la littérature qui souhaitent revisiter ou découvrir de façon ludique nos grands classiques.

In this tragedy [about part of the aftermath of the Trojan War], which made its appearance in 1667, there is a more intricate plot than is usual in Racine's plays, and it offers a greater variety of character and motive. Love, jealousy, friendship, conjugal fidelity, maternal tenderness, anger, and despair are all portrayed with skillful touches; and if the language is that of the French Court of the seventeenth century, the natural emotions of the human heart, the same in all ages, show themselves plainly under the mask of conventional mannerism - Summary by The TranslatorCast list:Andromache...

Racine caused furour in the French theater community with his second play, Alexander the Great, when "The sensitive poet seems to have been disgusted by the manner in which it was being acted; for, a fortnight after it had been put on the boards at the Palais Royal [by Moliere], Moliere's company learned with astonishment and indignation that it was being simultaneously performed at a rival theatre.""The story of this drama is derived from Quintus Curtius, Plutarch, and Justin." Racine followed the rules of classical French dramatists: one main plot, action takes place in one day and at one ...

Jean Racine es un dramaturgo y poeta francés, considerado uno de los mayores escritores de tragedias del período clásico en Francia. El éxito de Andrómaca en 1667 abrió una década de gran creación donde encontramos junto a una sola comedia (Les Plaideurs en 1668) seis grandes tragedias: Britannicus (1669), Berenice (1670), Bajazet (1672), Mithridate (1673), Ifigenia (1674) y Fedra (1677).

Andromache by Jean Racine is a tragic French play set after the fall of Troy. It centers on the widow Andromache, now a captive of Pyrrhus, son of Achilles. Pyrrhus loves Andromache, but is engaged to Hermione, who loves him desperately. Meanwhile, Orestes arrives, secretly in love with Hermione. When Andromache rejects Pyrrhus to remain faithful to her late husband, chaos ensues. Hermione’s jealousy and Orestes’ obsession lead to betrayal, murder, and suicide. The play explores themes of unrequited love, loyalty, and revenge, with characters caught in a web of passion and political ...