Pierre P. D'Aubignac

Pierre P. D'Aubignac (1591–1676) was a French playwright and literary theorist renowned for his work on theatre and drama. He emphasized the importance of structure, unity, and clarity in theatrical performance, advocating that plays should have a well-organized plot and adhere to classical principles. His influential writings aimed to improve the art of acting and playwriting, making theatre more intellectually and artistically coherent. D'Aubignac’s ideas helped shape French theatre during the 17th century and contributed to the development of dramatic theory and criticism.