Saint Genest et Venceslas sont deux pieces en vers ecrites par le dramaturge francais Jean Rotrou. Saint Genest raconte l'histoire d'un martyr chretien, tandis que Venceslas explore les themes de l'amour et de la trahison. Les amateurs de theatre devraient apprecier l'ecriture elegante et imaginative de Rotrou. Ces pieces sont un exemple magnifique de la tradition theatrale francaise du XVIIe siecle.

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