Les Canadiens: A PlayTalonbooks, 1977 - 186 páginas Les Canadiens begins on the Plains of Abraham in 1759 when a French-Canadian soldier throws his rifle to his son and it becomes a hockey stick. It ends in the Montreal Forum on the night of November 15, 1976, when Montreal Canadien fans turn a hockey game into an election victory rally for the indépendantiste Parti Québécois. In between, it is a play about Quebec and Canada using hockey as a metaphor--and a play about hockey using Quebec and Canada as its setting. Les Canadiens was commissioned by and first performed at Centaur Theatre in Montreal in February, 1977. The book contains a preface by Ken Dryden, former goalie for the Montreal Canadiens, and an introduction on hockey, politics and theatre by Rick Salutin. |
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page | 30 |
page | 35 |
Suzette Couture and Raymond Belisle | 38 |
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Otras 17 secciones no mostradas
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Referencias a este libro
History of the North American Theater: The United States, Canada and Mexico ... Felicia Hardison Londré,Daniel J. Watermeier Sin vista previa disponible - 1998 |