Saint-Just

Saint-Just is a five-act play by Nobel Prize-winning Danish author Karl Gjellerup. Set during the French Revolution, the play tells the story of Louis Antoine de Saint-Just, a controversial figure and one of the leaders of the Reign of Terror. Gjellerup's nuanced portrayal of Saint-Just explores the complexities of the revolutionary ideal and the human cost of political conflict.

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