Le Theatre d’Alphonse Daudet
Des succes oublies
edited by Bernard Urbani and Jean-Claude Ternaux
Paperback (Published)
(August 2025)
ISBN: 9782406184904
5.94 x 8.62 inches
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ISBN: 9782406184911
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The studies presented in this book examine the theatrical works of Alphonse Daudet, which are somewhat forgotten today, consisting of novel adaptations and remarkable original creations. A novelist, storyteller, and journalist, the author of Lettres de mon moulin wrote extensively for the theater and, above all, about theater.
The studies presented in this book examine the theatrical works of Alphonse Daudet, which are somewhat forgotten today, consisting of novel adaptations and remarkable original creations. A novelist, storyteller, and journalist, the author of Lettres de mon moulin wrote extensively for the theater and, above all, about theater.
- Edited by Florence Bistagne
- Edited by Romain Enriquez
- Edited by Jean-Claude Ternaux
- Edited by Bernard Urbani
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