Ali-Baba; ou, Les Quarante Voleurs

This play, first performed in early 19th-century Paris, is an adaptation of the story of Ali-Baba and the Forty Thieves from the famous collection of Arabian tales, One Thousand and One Nights. R.C. Guilbert de Pixérécourt's version is a melodramatic romp, replete with love affairs, daring rescues, and treacherous villains. This edition includes the original French text, along with a new English translation and extensive notes on the play's cultural and historical context.

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