Racine
Jean Racine was a renowned French playwright of the 17th century, celebrated for his mastery of classical tragedy. His works often explore themes of love, power, and fate, with a focus on intense emotional conflicts. Racine's plays, including 'Bérénice', 'Phèdre', and 'Andromaque', are notable for their poetic language and psychological depth, making him a cornerstone of French literature and theatre.
Born on Dec 22, 1639 (385 years old)
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Racine wrote a 17th-century play that deals with the character of Phaedra.
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Racine's work is central to Castellucci's production of 'Berenice'.
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