Thomas Otway Bücher

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The life of Thomas Otway reveals a journey from aspiring actor to celebrated playwright, despite early setbacks. After leaving Oxford, he briefly acted under Aphra Behn before shifting to writing. His notable works include the tragic masterpieces "The Orphan" and "Venice Preserv'd," which garnered acclaim. However, success was fleeting, and he faced severe poverty in his final years. Otway's contributions to English literature remain significant, even as he died at 33, buried in St. Clement Danes churchyard.

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This critical edition of works by the Restoration-era playwright Thomas Otway offers a valuable resource for scholars and enthusiasts of seventeenth-century drama. With extensive introductions and notes that provide historical context and elucidate obscure references, this book is an essential resource for understanding the works of one of the most important literary figures of his era.

This collection of five plays by Thomas Otway, a 17th-century English dramatist, includes the famous tragicomedy 'Venice Preserved'. Otway's works were known for their emotional intensity and vivid characterizations, and he was considered one of the leading playwrights of his time. This edition of his plays, published in the late 19th century, includes critical notes and an introduction by the famed Victorian art critic John Ruskin.

Explore the world of Restoration theatre with Thomas Otway's timeless classics, Friendship in Fashion; The Soldier's Fortune; The Atheist, or the Second Part of the Soldier's Fortune. These three plays offer readers a glimpse into the vibrant and often scandalous world of the English stage in the late 17th century. With witty dialogue, memorable characters, and compelling storylines, these plays are a must-read for anyone interested in the history of English theatre.

This book is a collection of the works of Thomas Otway, a 17th century English playwright and poet. The collection includes his plays, poems, and letters.

This volume brings together two of Thomas Otway's most celebrated plays: The Orphan and Venice Preserv'd. These gripping tragedies, written in the late 17th century, continue to captivate audiences with their vivid characters, dramatic settings, and emotionally charged storylines. With an introduction by a leading Otway scholar, this edition is an essential addition to any theatre lover's collection.