The Two Noble Kinsmen
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Les Deux Nobles Cousins
Les Deux Nobles Cousins (The Two Noble Kinsmen) est une pièce de théâtre écrite en 1613 par William Shakespeare et John Fletcher.
Cette pièce n'a pas été incluse dans le premier folio publié des œuvres de Shakespeare en 1623. La composition des cinq actes s'est partagée entre les deux auteurs. On considère habituellement que Shakespeare a écrit les actes I, IV et V, et Fletcher les actes II et III.
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Catégories : Comédie de William Shakespeare | Pièce de théâtre du XVIIe siècle | Pièce de théâtre britannique
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