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Citizens Theatre 2, Glasgow, UK >>>

1992

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Faber & Faber, London, 1990

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Original Playwright - Jean Racine (Andromaque)

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Contained in: "Racine Complete Plays volume One" published by Varsity Books, 2003

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Translation

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Contained in: "Andromache, Britanicus and Berenice" published by Penguin Books, 1968

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Warehouse, Croydon, London >>>

1985

Cheek By Jowl

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Royal Lyceum Theatre, Edinburgh, UK >>>

2004

Schaubuhne Am Lehniner Platz, Berlin

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The five characters line up on a slab of granite, immobile, as in a carved frieze thus depicting the intractable nature of Greek tragedy. They are frozen by pain and by old resentments.

Royal Lyceum Theatre, Edinburgh, UK >>>

2004

Schaubuhne Am Lehniner Platz, Berlin

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The five characters line up on a slab of granite, immobile, as in a carved frieze thus depicting the intractable nature of Greek tragedy. They are frozen by pain and by old resentments.

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Dramatists Play Service, NY,

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Faber & Faber, London, 1990

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Samuel French, London, 1989

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Contained in: "Iphigenia, Phaedra and Athaliah" published by Penguin Books , 1975

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Tarragon Theatre, Toronto

1979

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National Theatre, London >>>

1990

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Absolute Classics, Bath, 1990

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Lyric Studio Theatre, Hammersmith, London >>>

1982

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Lyric Studio Theatre, Hammersmith, London >>>

1981

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Albery, London

1998

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Oberon Books

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Revival

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Pentameters, London

1994

Traffic Of The Stage

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Samuel French, NY,

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Old Vic Theatre, London >>>

1984

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Amber Lane Press, Oxford, 1985

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Gate Theatre, Dublin >>>

1996

The Gate Theatre

The Gallery Press, Republic of Ireland, 1996

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Original Playwright - Jean Racine. The action takes place at the summer palace at Troezene

Based on Euripides' 'Hippolytus' and the 'Phaedra of Seneca', Phaedra's main theme is the tragic misunderstanding between men and women. A wife falls violently in love with her unresponsive stepson while her husband and father fail to understand

Donmar Warehouse, London

2006

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A story about universal raw human emotions - hatred, greed, ambition and how you can never choose who you fall in love with
Ruth Leon, Daily Express

Royal Lyceum Theatre, Edinburgh, UK >>>

2000

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Carcarnet, 2000

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Nick Hern Books Drama Classic, 2001

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1999

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Loeb Drama Center, Cambridge, Massachusetts

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Dramatists Play Service, NY,

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translated into verse

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Based on a legend first dealt with by Euripides (in Greek) and Seneca (in Latin) the action of the play centers on the tragic fate of Phaedra, wife of Theseus, the King of Athens, who falls passionately in love with her stepson, Hippolytus. At first Phaedra attempts to deny her attraction for the handsome young Hippolytus, but when word arrives that Theseus has been slain, Phaedra declares her love, much to the shock and dismay of Hippolytus, who is deeply enamored of another. When Theseus then returns unharmed, Phaedra realizes the extent of her grievous error, and she makes no attempt to stop her loyal servant, Oenone, from falsely denouncing Hippolytus as a would-be seducer. Furious, Theseus sends his son into exilethereby setting in motion the inexorable series of events in which the lives of the characters spin wildly out of control and become subject to the will of the godswho exact their tragic and inevitable retribution.

Old Vic Theatre, London >>>

1975

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Rex Collings, London, 1975

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ingenious transposition to 19th century Raj India, with the ancient and vengeful Gods of India taking over

Albery, London

1998

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Faber & Faber, London, 1998

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replaces Racine's alexandrines with lean English verse that serves to convey the passions of his protagonists

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Samuel French, NY,

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translated in rhymed alexandrine couplets

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Penguin Books, 1992

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Dramatists Play Service, NY,

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One of the most hilarious French plays ever written, Racine's only comedy (1688) tells of a judge named Nigaud who has lost his mind from overwork and yet is possessed with the desire to go to court and try cases day and night. His son, Léandre, abetted by Petit-Jean (the judge's porter) and Leclerc (the judge's clerk), does his best to confine him to his house and to deny access to litigious personssuch as Chicanneau and the Countess of Pimbeschewho wish to consult him regarding their current lawsuits. The mad judge, however, threatens constantly to escape, and the situation is resolved only when Léandre persuades his father to stay at home and be the presiding judge of his own householdbeginning with an uproarious trial of the family dog for filching a capon from the kitchen. That plot, which Racine adapted from Aristophanes' The Wasps, is interlaced with a love-intrigue out of the commedia dell'arte. Léandre loves his neighbor, Isabelle, who is imprisoned in the house of a father (Chicanneau) who reserves all his money for legal squabbles and will not give her a dowry. A good part of Act Two consists of an intricate hoax in which Léandre and Leclerc, disguised as a magistrate and bailiff, get the better of Chicanneau and make possible the happy ending of Act Three. At the close of the play, Judge Nigaud is looking forward to many more intramural trials, and Léandre is betrothed to the spirited and charming Isabelle.