Welcome to French Populists (Langres Haute Marne) - Artists & Satires, #2

Name: Welcome to French Populists (Langres Haute Marne)
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Author: Pascal Maurice
ISBN: 9798227453228

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Pascal Maurice

T.L. Humphrey
A paraître le : 01/08/2024

" But what have you come here to do ?" : question posed by a doctor from Langres in Haute-Marne (the "Grand Est" region of mainland France) when he meets... > Lire la suite

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" But what have you come here to do ?" : question posed by a doctor from Langres in Haute-Marne (the "Grand Est" region of mainland France) when he meets a patient from Paris... "I don't know what it's like in Paris, but it's not like that here!" : remark by a lawyer in the same area ; responses from the stranger in the form of increasingly fierce satires, inspired by the "Journal de la Haute-Marne" and one of its locals, ten years of observations in situations provoked for vitriolic paintings of provincialism...
the problem in Paris is not primarily Parisians, nor even foreigners, but many provincials.

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Date de parution : 01/08/2024
Editeur : T.L. Humphrey
Collection : Artists & Satires
ISBN : 8227453228
EAN : 9798227453228
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Biographie de Pascal Maurice

Graduate in philosophy and religious sciences, creator of the biennial review "Singuliers" in Paris in 1988, eclectic patron with the organization of exhibitions, the publication of books, the production of shows and records, speaker, pamphleteer, author of adaptations for the stage of Psalms, and of sonnets by Shakespeare, first French editor of a book on Franz Lehár ; in Europe his creations on the stage took place in Paris : "Noëlla Pontois", Opéra Comique, 1993 ; "Colette Renard", Théâtre Déjazet, 2002 ; "Nos chants d'amour", Athénée Théâtre Louis-Jouvet, 2006 ; "Cartes blanches", Salle Adyar, 2006, 2008 ; "Clin d'Oeil à Irma La Douce", Studio des Ursulines, 2011 ; "Classic Musicals", Salle Cortot, 2020...
before producing, during the coronavirus pandemic, the experimental independent feature movie "No-Shows" released with the subtitle "No-Film for Ukraine" for the promotion of the book "Russian scams during Ukraine war" and addendum "Death of pseudo Ukrainian : Russian scammers during war" in 2024. His texts are republished in English.