Mariage d' toile is a delightful three-act comedy by Alexandre Bisson and Georges Thurner. Written in French, this play showcases the wit and charm of late 19th-century French theater. Bisson, known for his humorous and engaging plots, teams up with Thurner to deliver a story filled with amusing situations and memorable characters. This edition offers readers and theater enthusiasts a chance to experience the elegance and humor of classic French comedic writing.
Perfect for students of French literature, theater historians, and anyone who appreciates a well-crafted comedy, "Mariage d' toile" remains a testament to the enduring appeal of French theatrical tradition.
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