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Les Fausses Confidences 1/12 Data Les fausses confidences Pierre de Marivaux (1688-1763) Langue : Français Genre ou forme de l’œuvre : Œuvres textuelles Date : 1737 Note : Comédie en trois actes Domaines : Littératures Détails du contenu (1 ressources dans data.bnf.fr) Voir aussi (1) Les fausses confidences : , Daniel Moosmann film (1984) data.bnf.fr 2/12 Data Éditions de Les fausses confidences (105 ressources dans data.bnf.fr) Livres (48) Les Fausses confidences, , Pierre de Marivaux Les Fausses confidences, , Pierre de Marivaux comédie en 3 actes et en (1688-1763), Batignolles : comédie en 3 actes (1688-1763), Paris : prose, par Marivaux impr. de Hennuyer et Turpin Nilsson , (s. d.) , (s. d.) Les Fausses confidences, , Pierre de Marivaux Les fausses confidences , Pierre de Marivaux comédie de M. de (1688-1763), (S. l.) , (S. d.) (2020) (1688-1763), [Paris] : Marivaux, représentée par Flammarion , DL 2020 les comédiens italiens ordinaires du Roi... 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(1739) Spectacles (42) Les fausses confidences , Paris (France) : Ateliers Les fausses confidences , Aubervilliers (France) : (2014) Berthier - 16-01-2014, Luc (2010) Théâtre de la Commune - Bondy (1948-2015) 27-02-2010, Didier Bezace (1946-2020) Les fausses confidences , Paris (France) : Théâtre Les fausses confidences , Malakoff (France) : (2005) Silvia Monfort - 02-02-2005, (2001) Théâtre 71 - 15-11-2001, Jean-Louis Thamin Alain Milianti Les fausses confidences , Paris (France) : Théâtre 14 Les fausses confidences , Paris (France) : Comédie- (1999) Jean-Marie Serreau - (1997) Française - 07-09-1997, 21-09-1999, Jean-Laurent Jean-Pierre Miquel Cochet (1935-2020) (1937-2003) data.bnf.fr 5/12 Data Les fausses confidences , Sète (France) : Théâtre Les fausses confidences , Créteil (France) : Maison (1993) municipal - 19-01-1993, (1989) des arts et de la culture de Christian Rist Créteil - 03-11-1989, Gildas Bourdet Les Fausses confidences , Marseille (France) : Les Fausses confidences , Segré (France) : Château (1987) Théâtre du Gymnase - (1986) de la Loire au cours du : 10-03-1987, Patrick 11ème Festival d'Anjou - Bourgeois (metteur en 26-07-1986, Jean-Laurent scène), Gérard Lartigau Cochet (1935-2020) (1942-2014) Les fausses confidences , Saint-Cloud (France) : Les fausses confidences , Villeneuve-lèz-Avignon (1985) Parc de Saint-Cloud - (1985) (France) : Cloître de la 20-09-1985, Roland Monod Collégiale - 16-07-1985, (1929-2015) Roland Monod (1929-2015) Les Fausses confidences , Paris (France) : Théâtre Les Fausses confidences , s. n. - --1981, Michel (1981) des Deux Portes - (1981) Etcheverry (1919-1999) 15-10-1981, Patrice Chapelain-Midy Les Fausses Confidences , Paris (France) : Théâtre du Les Fausses confidences , Lyon (France) : Théâtre (1981) Ranelagh - 23-02-1981 (1980) des Céléstins - 26-11-1980, Jean Meyer (1914-2003) Les Fausses confidences , Paris (France) : Théâtre Les Fausses confidences , Suresnes (France) : (1979) Français - 22-09-1979, (1979) Théâtre Jean-Vilar - Michel Etcheverry 20-04-1979, Pierre (1919-1999) Vielhescaze Les fausses confidences , Saint-Denis (France) : Les Fausses confidences , Paris (France) : Théâtre (1979) Théâtre Gérard Philipe - (1978) Français - 09-03-1978, 09-10-1979, Jacques Michel Etcheverry Lassalle (1936-2018) (1919-1999) Les Fausses confidences , Pau (France) : au cours de Les fausses confidences , Cachan (France) : Maison (1978) : 2e Festival de Pau - (1977) des Jeunes - 23-09-1977, ..-06-1978, Pierre Michel Etcheverry Vielhescaze (1919-1999) Les fausses confidences , Paris (France) : Comédie- Les fausses confidences , Paris (France) : Théâtre de (1977) Française - 04-06-1977, (1974) la Ville - 12-01-1974, Serge Michel Etcheverry Peyrat (1919-1999) Les Fausses confidences , Jérusalem (Israël) : Les fausses confidences , Ollioules (France) : (1972) Théâtre municipal - (1969) Théâtre de Châteauvallon - 24-04-1972 16-08-1969, Robert Condamin data.bnf.fr 6/12 Data Les fausses confidences , Paris (France) : Comédie- Les fausses confidences , Niort (France) : s. n. - (1969) Française - 12-10-1969, (1968) 26-04-1968, Jean Mauroy Jean Piat (1924-2018) Les fausses confidences , Saint-de-Luz (France) : Les fausses confidences , Paris (France) : Théâtre (1968) Théâtre de la Nature - (1967) des Variétés - 16-11-1967, 05-09-1968 Jean-Laurent Cochet (1935-2020) Les fausses confidences , Caen (France) : Théâtre- Les fausses confidences , Nice (France) : Théâtre de (1966) Maison de la Culture - (1965) la Villa des Arènes - 08-11-1966, Yves Kerboul 26-07-1965, Jean Piat (1924-2018) Les fausses confidences , Paris (France) : Hôtel Les fausses confidences , Paris (France) : Théâtre de (1964) d'Aumont - 17-06-1964, (1964) l'Ambigu - 14-05-1964, René Daniel Leveugle Dupuy (1920-2009) (1925-2021) Les fausses confidences , Fougères (France) : Les fausses confidences , Reims (France) : Grand (1964) Théâtre municipal - (1964) Théâtre - 03-01-1964, 10-10-1964, Guy Parigot Daniel Leveugle (1922-2007) (1925-2021) Les Fausses confidences , New York (Etats-Unis) : Les fausses confidences , Lyon (France) : Théâtre (1963) Institute for Advanced (1961) des Célestins - 31-01-1961 Studies in the Theatre Arts - ..-04-1963, Robert Manuel
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