Henry III and His Court (French: Henri III et sa cour) is a play written by Alexandre Dumas (père), based on the life of Henry III of France.
It was the author's first produced play.
Its premier performance at the Comédie-Française on 10 February 1829 was attended by the Duke of Orléans, the future king Louis Philippe I.
[1] The play was met with great acclaim[2] and is considered an important work in the development of romanticism in French theatre.
[3] It was translated into English as The king's gallant; or, King Henry III and his court in 1902.