Barrett Harper Clark was a prolific writer, editor, and actor. His literary work often delved into the dramatic arts and their evolution. Clark's approach to writing was shaped by his extensive experience in the theater world, where he engaged not only as a scribe but also as a performer and educator. His contributions offer a unique perspective on the essence of theater and its impact on contemporary culture.
This collection features three masterful plays that broke new ground in French theatre. The Prince d'Aurec is a biting satire of the aristocracy, while The Pardon uses a family's tragedy to explore themes of guilt and forgiveness. The Other Danger is a suspenseful thriller that delves into the darker side of human nature. All three plays are translated into English and offer a glimpse into the vibrant theatrical scene of early 20th-century France.
This one-act play follows the romantic misadventures of a group of friends enjoying a summer holiday in the French countryside. With witty dialogue, memorable characters, and a charmingly upbeat tone, this play is an excellent choice for anyone seeking a lighthearted and entertaining read.
This play takes us through a labyrinth of betrayal, love, deception, and ultimately, tragedy. The story is centered around a woman plagued by the uncontrollable passion for the men in her life, as they circle their way around her web of intrigue. Will she ever find her way out of this labyrinth of love?