A vivid stage rendition of a timeless medieval tragedy, Abelard and Heloise brings passion, peril, and high ideas to life on the boards. This edition centers the relationship at the heart of the drama, where love collides with social power and religious zeal.
Set among towers, cloisters, and bustling town squares, it follows two brilliant minds whose bond challenges vows, families, and the world’s expectations. The play moves through intimate conversations, public feasts, and sharp confrontations, offering a window into a world where intellect and desire collide with consequence. You’ll meet a cast of memorable figures—from masters and students to monks and guardians of reputation—each adding texture to a story of longing, doubt, and defiance.
Ideal for readers drawn to historical romance, classical tragedy, and faith‑driven questions about knowledge and power.
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Fulbert, Canon of Notre Dame. Pierre A belard, Master of the School of Notre Dame. A rnulph Malart, a priest of Notre Dame. Gervase, A belard sfavorite student and friend. AB allad Monger. Peter, Abbot of Cluny. Louis VII, Surnamed the Young, King of France. A Page. A Papal Nuncio. An A colyte. A strolobus. Heloise, niece of Fulbert. Luce, her friend and companion. Jehanne, a flower girl. Ysbeau, a fruit vender. Gabriella, Abbess of A rgenteuil. Monica -C ecile Young nuns in the Abbey of A rgenteuil. Teresa j Students, Towns-P eople, Relatives of Fulbert, Monks, Nuns, Soldiers, Courtiers, etc. Time: First part of twelfth century.
(Typographical errors above are due to OCR software and don't occur in the book.)
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