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Three Comedies

A Man Full of Nothing / The Talisman / Love Affairs and Wedding Bells

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Nestroy's three comedies will acquaint the English-speaking public with the colorful nineteenth-century Viennese dramatist and actor, whom they may know only through Thornton Wilder's adaptation of a Nestroy play as The Matchmaker, which ultimately became the popular musical Hello, Dolly! Nestroy is still widely played in Germany, Switzerland, and especially in Austria. The comedies included here are among his best and have already been performed by drama groups in the United States. The translation successfully overcomes the formidable challenge of Nestroy's wide use of wordplay and the Viennese idiom and offers the reader a sparkling version of the three comedies. In their introduction the translators tell how and why they undertook the task.

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Three Comedies, Johann Nestroy, Max Knight, Joseph B. Fabry, Thornton Wilder

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Rok wydania
1967
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(miękka)
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Tytuł
Three Comedies
Podtytuł
A Man Full of Nothing / The Talisman / Love Affairs and Wedding Bells
Język
angielski
Rok wydania
1967
Oprawa
miękka
Liczba stron
258
ISBN10
0804465835
ISBN13
9780804465830
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Kategorie
Ocena
3,35 z 5
Opis
Nestroy's three comedies will acquaint the English-speaking public with the colorful nineteenth-century Viennese dramatist and actor, whom they may know only through Thornton Wilder's adaptation of a Nestroy play as The Matchmaker, which ultimately became the popular musical Hello, Dolly! Nestroy is still widely played in Germany, Switzerland, and especially in Austria. The comedies included here are among his best and have already been performed by drama groups in the United States. The translation successfully overcomes the formidable challenge of Nestroy's wide use of wordplay and the Viennese idiom and offers the reader a sparkling version of the three comedies. In their introduction the translators tell how and why they undertook the task.