Love and Intrigue: A Tragedy
by Friedrich Schiller from 1784
About
Schiller's Kabale und Liebe (1784) is one of the founding works of Sturm und Drang drama: a passionate love affair between a bourgeois musician's daughter and an aristocrat's son is destroyed by the political machinations of a cynical court minister. The play is explicitly political — the aristocratic world's corruption is literally fatal to genuine feeling — and Schiller deploys the domestic tragedy form to make an argument about class oppression that anticipates nineteenth-century social drama. Its directness and emotional intensity make it one of the most accessible of Schiller's plays.
Translated from the original German.
Love and Intrigue: A Tragedy
- Characters
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- Words
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- Acts
- 5
- Duration
- ~2 hr 14 min
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