Ergebnis für "Fanny" in Schauspiel & Theater

"La trilogie marseillaise" est l'appellation générique donnée à un ensemble de trois pièces de théâtre de Marcel Pagnol, "Marius", "Fanny" et "César". Selon Pagnol, cette pièce est "une œuvre locale, mais profondément sincère et authentique, qui peut prendre place dans le patrimoine littéraire d'un pays et plaire dans le monde entier" par ses aspects universels : L'amour, l'amitié, le tout étant un hymne à la gloire d'une ville et de ses habitants : Marseille.

Marcel Pagnol est né à Aubagne au moment même où, non loin de là, les frères Lumière fixent sur la pellicule l'arrivée d'un train en gare de La Ciotat. Son œuvre sera harmonieusement partagée entre littérature et cinéma, l'expression par septième art n'étant à ses yeux en rien inférieure à la création littéraire.

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Vol. 1 of Diaries and letters of the young Fanny Burney. The diaries give a lively and accurate account of her experiences in the literary and courtly worlds of Georgian England. The Volume also contains a selection from her correspondence and from the journals of her sisters Susan and Charlotte Burney. (Summary by barbara2)