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"The Stranger: A Drama, in Five Acts" was written by August von Kotzebue and published in 1942. German playwright whose melodramatic works shaped early 19th-century theatre and sparked political controversy.

The Stranger: A Drama, in Five Acts

1942

August von Kotzebue

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The Stranger: A Drama, in Five Acts

August von Kotzebue

1942

Translated by Benjamin, 1776? Thompson

The Stranger: A Drama, in Five Acts is a theatrical play by August von Kotzebue, first published in 1819. Set in Germany, it explores themes of love, betrayal, and the societal effects of infidelity through the lens of the main character, the Stranger, who grapples with misanthropy and compassion. The play delves into emotional suffering and alienation, revealing the complex interactions among characters like Mrs. Haller, who carries a hidden past. This work is notable for its early exploration of these themes in drama.