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Firmin Gémier (French pronunciation: [fiʁmɛ̃ ʒemje]; 1869–1933) was a
French actor and director. Internationally, he is most
famous for
originating the...
- rare film
record of the
actor Firmin Gémier (1869-1933) in the
supporting role of Dr. Porhoët. As a
young man,
Gémier had been a
company member of two of...
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traditionalists and the avant-garde in the audience, King Ubu (pla**** by
Firmin Gémier)
stepped forward and
intoned the
opening word, "****re!" (often translated...
- a
theatre now at Villeurbanne, France. It was
founded in 1920 by
Firmin Gémier in Paris. Today, the TNP has a
company of ten
resident actors and the building...
- (in French) The Firmin-
Gémier theatre,
TheatreOnline society website,
consulted on 30
November 2008 (in French). Firmin-
Gémier theatre,
consulted on 30...
- by
Henry Dupuy-Mazuel [fr] and Jean-José Frappa [fr],
directed by
Firmin Gémier, Odéon
Theatre 1928: La
Belle Aventure by
Gaston Arman de Caillavet, Robert...
- of the Trocadéro into the Théâtre
national po****ire,
directed by
Firmin Gémier. Its location, far from working-class neighborhoods, and the
nature of the...
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Shakepearean tragedies, comedies, and
plays directed by her husband,
Firmin Gémier. She pla**** the love interest, Roxane, in a 1913
revival of
Edmond Rostand's...
- and
three theatre venues: the Salle-Jean
Vilar with 1250 seats, the
Salle Gémier with 420 seats, and an 80-seat
studio dedicated to
small productions and...
- Copeau, André Antoine,
Georges and
Ludmilla Pitoëff,
Charles Dullin,
Firmin Gémier and Lugné-Poe. Lugné-Poe, who gave
Artaud his
first work in a professional...
