-
letters that "we
mounted by the side of the
glacier of Bosson, to les
Murailles de Glace, so
called from
their resemblance to walls: they form the large...
- Segu: A
Novel (French: Ségou: les
murailles de terre, lit. Segu: The
Earthern Wall) is a
French novel by
Maryse Condé
published in May 1984. It was Condé's...
-
return to Samaris. Les
murailles de Samaris, 1984,
Casterman Les
murailles de
Samaris (revised edition), 1988,
Casterman Les
murailles de Samaris, 1993, Casterman...
-
Theatre P****e
Muraille is a
theatre company in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. It is on
Ryerson Avenue in the
Alexandra Park
neighbourhood of Toronto. One of...
- the spring. In 1997,
Legrand composed the
score for the
musical Le P****e-
muraille, with a book by
Didier Van Cauwelaert. It
premiered on
Broadway in 2002...
- The p****er-through-walls (French: Le P****e-
muraille),
translated as The Man Who
Walked through Walls, The Walker-through-Walls or The Man who
Could Walk...
-
French libretto. The
musical is
adapted from the 1943
short story Le P****e-
Muraille by
Marcel Aymé and set in
Paris shortly after World War II. It centers...
- Le p****e-
muraille (French: The Walker-Through-Walls), also
known as
Chambre sensorielle, is the name of a
bronze sculpture created in 2006 by
French sculptor...
- Rivest. The five
songs were La
censure pour l'échafaud, La
bataille des
murailles, L'empire du pire en pire, Antiaméricanisme
primaire and Libérez-nous...
-
writer Tomson Highway (Cree),
which premiered in 1989 at
Theatre P****e-
Muraille in Toronto.
Nanabush (playing the
spirit of
Gazelle Nataways,
Patsy Pegahmagahbow...
