Mucedorus

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Maison d'édition: CLXBX

Synopsis

Mucedorus is a lively and engaging Elizabethan romance-drama that blends adventure, comedy, and pastoral charm into one of the most popular stage works of its time. Though its authorship remains uncertain, the play has endured as a classic example of early modern theatrical storytelling, celebrated for its simplicity, emotional warmth, and fast-moving plot.

The story follows the noble Prince Mucedorus, who disguises himself to seek adventure and prove his worth beyond royal privilege. His journey leads him into a forested wilderness where he encounters a variety of characters, including the virtuous princess Amadine, who has herself been separated from courtly life by circumstance and danger. Their meeting sparks a tale of love, mistaken identity, and personal transformation.

As the narrative unfolds, Mucedorus must confront both external threats and internal challenges as he strives to win the trust and affection of Amadine while navigating misunderstandings and hostile encounters. Alongside the central romance, the play features comedic figures whose antics provide humor and contrast to the more serious elements of the story.

The drama is notable for its clear moral themes, emphasizing virtue, bravery, and the triumph of good over deception and disorder. Its pastoral setting enhances the sense of escapism, offering a world where character and integrity ultimately determine fate.

Mucedorus remains an important work in the study of early English theatre, reflecting popular tastes of its era while showcasing the enduring appeal of romantic adventure. Its combination of humor, romance, and moral clarity continues to make it an accessible and enjoyable example of classical stage drama.

Disponible depuis: 05/05/2026.

Longueur d'impression: 50 pages.

Poésie et Théâtre

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