Philip Massinger was an English dramatist whose finely plotted plays are noted for their satire and realism. His works often delve into political and social themes, appreciated for their intricate plotting and realistic portrayals of society. Massinger's style is characterized by its keen observation of human nature and societal customs.
This edition of the plays of Philip Massinger includes three of his most famous works, The Virgin-Martyr, The Unnatural Combat, and The Duke of Milan, as well as an introduction and essay by John Ferriar that provides a critical analysis of Massinger's writing and his place in the literary canon. These plays, written in the 17th century, are examples of some of the best work from the Jacobean and Caroline eras of English drama.
'The Elder Brother' is a comedic play by John Fletcher and Philip Massinger, originally printed in 1637. This edition includes abridgements by William Henry Draper, making it suitable for use in school and college productions. Full of humor and wit, this play is sure to delight audiences of all ages.
Enter the world of Philip Massinger with this remarkable collection of his most celebrated plays. From the farcical to the tragic, these works display the wit, humor, and depth that have made him one of the most beloved playwrights of the English Renaissance. Featuring insightful introductions and critical commentary from John Ferriar, this book is a must-have for anyone interested in the art of drama.
A collection of plays by Philip Massinger, one of the major English playwrights of the Jacobean era. The plays in this volume explore a variety of themes, including politics, love, and morality, and are noted for their complex characters and vivid language.
Philip Massinger's plays The Virgin-Martyr, The Unnatural Combat, and The Duke of Milan are featured in this edition, which includes an introduction and essay on Massinger's writings by John Ferriar. These plays offer a glimpse into the playwright's skill and creativity, and will delight fans of early modern drama.
This collection of plays by three of the greatest playwrights of the English Renaissance is an essential addition to any theater lover's collection. Spanning a wide range of themes and genres, these plays offer a glimpse into the theatrical world of the 17th century. From historical dramas to romantic comedies, these works continue to captivate audiences today.
This collection of plays by Philip Massinger and William Gifford includes The City Madam, The Guardian, A Very Woman, The Bashful Lover, and The Old Law. These plays are notable examples of the Jacobean period in English drama, and will captivate readers with their rich characterizations and commentary on societal norms.
The first volume of Massinger's plays showcases the enduring significance of his work in classical literature. This edition has been meticulously reformatted and retyped, ensuring clarity and readability, while preserving the original text's essence. Alpha Editions aims to keep this important work accessible for both contemporary and future readers, highlighting its historical importance and literary merit.