French Without a Master

"French without a master: A farce in one act" by Tristan Bernard offers a delightful dose of classic French humor. This one-act play, a brilliant example of the farce genre, presents a timeless comedic situation sure to entertain. A master of witty dialogue and absurd scenarios, Bernard crafts a lighthearted exploration perfect for students of French language and lovers of comedy. This meticulously prepared print edition preserves the original charm and wit of the work, offering readers a glimpse into the rich tradition of French theatre. Enjoy a quick and hilarious escape with this enduring example of the one-act play form. A perfect addition to any drama or language study collection, "French without a master" promises laughter and amusement with every read.

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