Bluebeard Vs Perrault's

Style and genre tend to meddle together. Which causes confusion and difficulty when trying to understand these terms. However, Charles Ludlam’s Bluebeard helped me distinguish style from genre better. Ludlam’s Bluebeard falls under as a dramatic comedy but I don’t see dramatic comedy as a style. Dramatic comedy sounds like a general categorization than style would entail. Style involves specific elements and messages that separate works from each other. By contrasting Ludlam’s Bluebeard and Charles Perrault’s original version, I’ll show how different styles emerge from the same premise. In Ludlam’s version, he focuses on gender identity by exploring the creation of a third sex. Instead, Perrault deals with morals to warn people of curiosity