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Les Burgraves: un drame historique de Victor Hugo représenté pour la première fois à la Comédie-Française le 7 mars 1843

Les Burgraves: un drame historique de Victor Hugo représenté pour la première fois à la Comédie-Française le 7 mars 1843

          
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  1. Les Burgraves
  1. Victor Hugo
  • Les Burgraves est un drame historique de Victor Hugo représenté pour la première fois à la Comédie-Française le 7 mars 1843. Malgré ses 33 représentations consécutives cette année-là, Maurice Levaillant considère que le 7 mars 1843 a été le Waterloo du drame romantique.
  • L'historiographie et les manuels littéraires ont longtemps délimité la période romantique française dans une très courte période, entre la fameuse bataille d'Hernani (1830) et la prétendue chute des Burgraves (1843). C'est une erreur Henri III et sa cour d'Alexandre Dumas (1829) ou Cyrano de Bergerac d'Edmond Rostand (1897) sont des drames romantiques. Si la carrière de Hugo prend un tournant à partir de 1843, il faut pour l'expliquer prendre en compte d'autres facteurs plus personnels, comme la mort de sa fille Léopoldine le 4 septembre.

  • S'il est interdit pendant une partie du Second Empire (Hugo est exilé politique), le théâtre de Victor Hugo connaît un très grand succès dans les années 1870, lorsque ses grands rôles sont repris par Sarah Bernhardt et Mounet-Sully. Lors du centenaire du poète (1902), ce sont Les Burgraves qui sont choisis pour être joués à la Comédie Française.

  • Antoine Vitez a mis en scène Les Burgraves en 1977.

  • Les burgraves sont des seigneurs du Rhin. Job, sage centenaire, est entouré par ses fils, petit-fils et arrière-petit-fils tyranniques et sans scrupules. Lui-même n'a pas un passé sans taches et des personnages présumés morts depuis longtemps, la sorcière Guanhumara et l'empereur Frédéric Barberousse, vont surgir dans le burg médiéval pour le tourmenter.

  • Heinrich Heine juge sévèrement la pièce La trilogie des Burgraves? De l'ennui triplé! Figures de bois... Lugubre jeu de marionnettes... Passion à froid...

  • En 1843, la Lucrèce de François Ponsard, aux accents classiques, fait concurrence à la pièce de Hugo. Balzac, qui considère Les Burgraves comme une oeuvre de premier ordre, la soutint énergiquement, tout comme Hugo avait soutenu Vautrin (1840), alors que cette dernière pièce avait été interdite dès la première représentation.

  • De la pièce concurrente, Balzac écrit J'ai vu Lucrèce! Quelle mystification faite aux Parisiens... Il n'y a rien de plus enfant, de plus nul, de plus tragédie-de-collège...Dans cinq ans, on ne saura plus ce que c'est que Ponsard. Hugo a bien mérité, par ses sottises, que Dieu lui envoyât un Ponsard pour rival.

  • Les manuels scolaires de la IIIe République, mal à l'aise avec le Romantisme (qui fait l'éloge de grands auteurs étrangers peu goûtés de la première partie du xxe siècle), lui préfèrent le Classicisme de pièces plus typiquement françaises. En 1914, comment expliquer aux écoliers français que Hugo, l'un des auteurs nationaux les plus célébrés, ait écrit Les Burgraves, pièce à la gloire de Frédéric de Hohenstaufen, c'est-à-dire l'empereur prussien Barberous


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Product Details
  • ISBN-13: 9798621308070
  • Publisher: Independently Published
  • Publisher Imprint: Independently Published
  • Height: 229 mm
  • No of Pages: 254
  • Spine Width: 15 mm
  • Width: 152 mm
  • ISBN-10: 862130807X
  • Publisher Date: 04 Mar 2020
  • Binding: Paperback
  • Language: French
  • Returnable: N
  • Weight: 376 gr


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