Episode #4 covers four plays written by Camus over his lifetime. Plays are a very important part of Camus' body of work as they are his first creative outlet and where he went to feel free to create and make a point. Most of his novels contain elements of the theater like blocking, acts, and character development. These four plays are still performed today and are a great read. One can learn much about Camus' work by reading and understanding these plays. This podcast is available as a video segment at the Albert Camus Radio blog. Enjoy!
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