Britannicus
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Britannicus is a tragedy in five acts by French playwright Jean Racine, first performed in 1669. Set in ancient Rome, the play explores the power struggles and moral decay within the imperial court following the death of Claudius. The central conflict revolves around Nero, Claudius's adopted son, and Britannicus, Claudius's biological son, as they vie for the throne and the affections of Junia.
Racine's elegant verse and psychological insight delve into the characters' ambitions, fears, and ...






















