Comédie Française

[kaw-mey-dee frahn-sez]

Co·mé·die Fran·çaise

[kaw-mey-dee frahn-sez]
noun
the French national theater, founded in Paris in 1680, famous for its repertoire of classical French drama.
Also called La Maison de Molière, Théâtre-Français.
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Comédie Française (kɔmedi frɑ̃sɛz)
 
n
the French national theatre, founded in Paris in 1680

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