Eugène Brieux

A Play in Three Acts

Damaged Goods (Les Avariés)

Although he knows he has syphilis, George Dupont marries before his treatment is complete. His unsuspecting wife bears an infected child and the truth emerges. The play ends with a plea for an end to secrecy and ignorance.

A Play

Damaged Goods

Pièce en Trois Actes

Les Avaries

"Three Plays by Brieux" is a book by Eugène Brieux, considered the second greatest playwright in Europe, which discusses issues such as sexually transmitted diseases. This book also contains plays based on social topics including maternity, health, etc. It is a book that exposes the mind to important concepts about humanity.

With a Preface by Bernard Shaw

Three Plays by Brieux

Charles Alfred Byrne

A Play in Four Acts

Argument of La Robe Rouge (The Red Robe)

False Gods

Eugène Brieux

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