21st/17th Century Francophone Theater

FRIT-F825 — Fall 2021

Instructor
Alison Calhoun
Location
LI W305-c (Main Library)
Days and Times
4:00P - 6:00P, W
Course Description
This theater history seminar will study how current productions from across the francophone world engage with French theater’s neo-classical past to shape francophone drama in different ways. Students can expect close readings of the French seventeenth-century dramatic canon (Corneille, Racine, Molière) as well as comparative analyses of 21st century Francophone plays (Mouawad, Reza, NDiaye, Shaheman, Lemoine, Kwahulé). Grades will be based on a presentation and scaffolded final paper. Readings in French, seminar language in French with English as needed.

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