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Members of the French Department, University of Hull, perform Molière’s play ‘Le Médecin Volant’ in full costume using the French script. Music by the University of Hull Music Department.
The monthly roundup of film and television publications compiled by Simon Baker, Institute of Historical Research, & published here at the BUFVC by Linda Kaye. Shakespeare features in this month’s...
An early Molière farce. The tape is short enough to be shown in a lecture period and illustrates, in particular, Molière’s debt to both native French and Italian comic theatre. This is a companion to...
Pathelin, a slick town lawyer, tricks an avaricious draper out of a length of cloth, but is in turn outwitted by a wily shepherd. Though frequently performed in adaptations in modern French, this is probably...
The letter scene from Molière’s play presented in two ways, first with Alceste as a blusterer playing opposite a genuine Celimène, and next with Alceste as a tragic figure and Celimène as a bitch.
Tartuffe the hypocrite admits his guilt and ironically is not believed by his benefactor, Orgon. The scene is enacted twice: satirically and as a comedy.
Extracts from Alfred de Musset’s play - with linking dialogue from ‘le choeur’.
Attempts to define the classical elements in the works of Corneille, Racine, Molière and la Fontaine and shows that they do not lie in any adherence to a rigid set of rules but rather in a creative tension...
Performance of the following acts in the play by Jean Racine: Act III Scene 8; Act IV Scene 5; Act V Scene 3.
Recording of a live performance in French of the Beaumarchais play.
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