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En Pièces Détachées
Michel Tremblay
Canadiens, Les
by Rick Salutin, Ken Dryden
What readers are saying
Readers find the exploration of hockey's cultural significance intriguing, especially within the context of Quebec in the late 70s. Many appreciate how the play reflects the evolution of Canadian identity related to the sport.
Intriguing exploration of hockey culture Reflects Quebec's historical context Feels dated in some aspects
Synopsis
A play that uses hockey as a metaphor for the history of Quebec and Canada.
Cast of 7 men.
Publication
Publisher Talon Books
Year 1977
Binding Paperback
Edition New Ed
Pages 192
Place Vancouver
Language English
ISBN-13 9780889221222
ISBN-10 0889221227
LCCN 78322529
Canadiens, Les is a Canadian play written by Rick Salutin and published by Talon Books in Vancouver (1977).
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