Marie Antoinette

Marie Antoinette: A Drama in Five Acts with a Prologue and Epilogue is a powerful and poignant play that brings to life the tragedy of the ill-fated queen of France. Written by Adelaide Ristori, an acclaimed Italian actress, and translated by Isaac Clarke Pray and Paolo Giacometti, this play captures the drama and emotion of Marie Antoinette's life and reign. Anyone interested in French history or drama will find much to admire in this moving work.
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