LIBROS DEL AUTOR: lauren friesen

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  • Acting Up 2 (1980-1989)
    Lauren Friesen
    The Courier by Vern Thiessen The Shunning by Patrick Friesen Two Marys by Warren Kliewer Heart of the World by Helen Stoltzfus with Albert Greenberg, and Martha Boesing Dirk’s Exodus by James Juhnke and J. Harold Moyer Dance of the Kobzar by James Bixel Castle on the Prairie by Lauren Friesen ...
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    44,06 €

  • Acting Up 3 (1990-1999)
    Lauren Friesen
    The Raft by Patrick Friesen Censored by Alvin Schnupp Going Places by Merle Good Hawkfeather by Lauren Friesen Fisheyes and Creation Chronicles by Ted Swartz and Lee Eshleman ...
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    44,20 €

  • Acting Up 4 (2000-2009)
    Lauren Friesen
    How the War Started by Doug Reed Bigger Guns III: Return of the Apocalypse (Again) by Michelle Milne, et. al.  These Corydon Blues by Di Brandt Quite an Undertaking by Veralyn Warkentin The Longing by Robert Hostetter Time of War by Miriam Suzanne Mary and Martha by Veralyn Warkentin Rothko by Lauren Friesen Looking for Lulu by Michelle Milne ...
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    44,05 €

  • Acting Up 5 (2010-2019)
    Lauren Friesen
    The Lamentable Tragedie of Scott Walker by Doug Reed A Short History of Crazy Bone by Patrick Friesen Lenin’s Embalmers by Vern Thiessen inclusIVitY by Alvin Schnupp The Death of Pollyanna by Veralyn Warkentin The Preacher and The Shrink by Merle Good Burning Libraries by Helen Stoltzfus Helen at the Gym (Again) by Anya Martin Camino by Anya Martin Listening for Grace by Ted Sw...
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    56,24 €

  • Acting Up 6 (2020-2025)
    Lauren Friesen
    Benched by John Friesen The Dream Inside Us by Helen Stoltzfus The Sitter by Patrick Friesen Goods and Effects by Alvin Schnupp Voice of the Residue by Cameron Altaras The Bridge by Veralyn Warkentin Wheelies by Armin Wiebe Bat Kol by Cameron Altaras Pity+Fear by Miriam Suzanne ...
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    44,23 €

  • Nothing to Be Done
    Lauren D. Friesen
    In Nothing to Be Done, four characters scramble for a future in a post-nuclear-holocaust world. They struggle for survival where physical, emotional, and spiritual resources are tested. Their resilience and intelligence is revealed in the aftermath of an unimaginable cataclysm. Food, shelter, and clothing are their immediate needs, but they also suffer from the fragmentation of...
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    10,34 €

  • Acting Up 1 (1970-1979)
    Lauren Friesen
    The plays in this anthology begin with the transition decade, the 1970s, and include a wide range of themes. Some of the convergences between them will be noted briefly here. Most notably in this decade are Robert Hostetter’s provocative Cheyenne Jesus Buffalo Dream; Warren Kliewer’s probing A Lean and Hungry Priest, and the troubled and troubling The Booth Brothers; Merle Good...
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    39,00 €

  • A Primer on Theatre and Aesthetics
    Lauren Friesen
    A Primer on Theatre and Aesthetics explores the philosophy of arts from the Ancient Greeks to our contemporary world. What began as a debate in a monoculture eventually mushroomed into a vision for aesthetic diversity and inclusion as declarative statements receded in importance and subjective perceptions became fundamental. Studies in aesthetics often focus on music or the vis...
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    19,71 €

  • Prairie Lands, Private Landscapes
    Lauren Friesen
    'Prairie Lands, Private Landscapes: Reframing a Mennonite Childhood' is a stunning and heartfelt tribute to the power of memory and the importance of cultural heritage. In this poignant and evocative book, the author takes us on a journey through his own personal history, sharing with us his struggles and triumphs and his quest for self-discovery and meaning. ...
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    28,92 €

  • Rothko
    Lauren Friesen
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    18,43 €

  • Storm Komrade Sokrates
    Hermann Sudermann / Lauren Friesen
    The Storm Komrade Sokrates centers on aging radicals who were leaders in German student revolution of the 1848. The main characters are Dr. Hartmeyer, a Dentist and Dr. Marcuse, the local Rabbi. When the play was produced in 1903, the author was threatened with imprisonment because the script was viewed as an attack on the monarchy and the noble class. This is the first Englis...
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    71,24 €