Jean de Palaprat: A French Playwright
Jean de Palaprat was a French lawyer and playwright, born in Toulouse in May 1650. He is primarily known for his collaborative work with David-Augustin de Brueys. Together, they wrote numerous plays that were performed at the prestigious Comédie-Française and Théâtre-Français in Paris.
Key Points About Jean de Palaprat:
- Collaborator: Primarily known for his partnership with David-Augustin de Brueys.
- Playwright: Wrote numerous plays that were successfully staged in Paris.
- Lawyer by Profession: Had a legal background before pursuing a career in writing.
- Birthplace: Toulouse, France.
- Death: October 4, 1721, in Paris.
- Legacy: His plays, often comedies, were well-received during his time and continue to be studied and appreciated.
Additional Information:
- Their collected works were published posthumously in 1755 under the title "Les Œuvres de théâtre de Messieurs Brueys et de Palaprat."
- His life and work have been the subject of academic research and analysis.
