Théâtre classique

Théâtre classique is a rich digital resource dedicated to the exploration and appreciation of classical theater. Founded in memory of notable scholars Alain Viala and Georges Forestier, the site features an extensive collection of 1,950 plays and performances ranging from Jodelle to Jean Giraudoux. Users can delve into a vast array of 16,712 characters across 4,811 acts, encompassing over 1.

1 million verses and prose works. The platform offers valuable tools for searching word occurrences, analyzing vocabulary, and comparing play structures. Moreover, Théâtre classique provides historical context through biographical notes on playwrights, musicians, and actors, alongside critical and theoretical texts.

It also features resources that draw from ancient inspirations, such as the Bible and Ovid's Metamorphoses, enhanced by a glossary for better comprehension of theatrical terminology. In support of scholarly initiatives, the site participates in various projects, including AGON at La Sorbonne and Molière 21. Access to its resources is governed by a Creative Commons license, ensuring respectful use and attribution