Peter Karvaš (25 April 1920 in Banská Bystrica − 28 November 1999) was a Slovakian writer.
He was a philosopher, theatre scholar, dramaturg and diplomat. In 1968 he was banned from publishing as a result of the Prague Spring. Karvaš became known above all for his plays, of which the Mitternachtsmesse (Midnight Mass) was also successfully performed in Germany. In addition, there is an equally remarkable prose work and numerous theoretical works in the field of theatre studies and philosophy.
Karvaš died in 1999 in Bratislava at the age of 79.
Work
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Birthplace of the writer Peter Karvaš
Theater plays
edit- Mitternachtsmesse.[1] (Drama with prologue in three acts (five scenes))
- Die grosse Perücke.[2] (Comedy in two parts with epilogue (eleven scenes))
- Antigone und die Anderen, (tragedy in 3 acts and 2 interludes)
- Ein Königreich für einen Mörder, (Comedy)
- Menschen unserer Straße, (play in four scenes)
- Diplomaten, (three-act comedy)
- Patient hundertdreizehn, (five act comedy)
- Meteor, (drama in three acts)
- Sieben Zeugen, (one-act play)
- Die Umfrage, (one-act play)
- Das Verbot, (Play in 2 parts and 6 scenes))
- List of 15 plays in the German National Library.[3]
Prose
edit- Tanz der Salome, Apokryphen
- Teufeleien
- Unvollendete für Kinderstimme
References
edit- ^ Velka parochna on WorldCat
- ^ Drámaírás ma és holnap on WorldCat
- ^ List of 15 plays in the German National Library
External links
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- Literature by and about Peter Karvaš in the German National Library catalogue
- Entry about Peter Karvaš on LitCentSlowak
- Peter Karvaš discography at Discogs
- Celebrity Net Worth Details