La Ratonera (Obra de Teatro) / The Mousetrap (a Play) by Christie, Agatha

La Ratonera (Obra de Teatro) / The Mousetrap (a Play)

La obra de teatro más representada de la Historia. Uno de los misterios más populares de la...
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Author: Agatha Christie
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Language: Spanish
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La Ratonera (Obra de Teatro) / The Mousetrap (a Play) by Christie, Agatha

La Ratonera (Obra de Teatro) / The Mousetrap (a Play)

$16.74

La Ratonera (Obra de Teatro) / The Mousetrap (a Play)

$16.74
Author: Agatha Christie
Format: Paperback
Language: Spanish

La obra de teatro más representada de la Historia. Uno de los misterios más populares de la dama del crimen


EDICIÓN CON RECURSOS DIDÁCTICOS

Giles y Mollie Ralston están muy ocupados tratando de ultimar los preparativos para los primeros huéspedes. Acaban de abrir una pensión en una mansión antigua que Mollie ha heredado y solo desean que las primeras personas que acogen tengan una estancia plácida. Pero una nevada intensa deja la mansión Monkswell incomunicada y la noticia que les da el sargento Trotter no resulta muy tranquilizadora: los huéspedes de la pensión se encuentran bajo la amenaza de un asesino.


Una singularidad acompaña la vida de esta pieza de Agatha Christie: La ratonera es la obra de teatro que acumula más representaciones de la historia.

Completan la presente edición ilustraciones de Guillermo Berdugo y una introducción y propuestas de trabajo a cargo de Rosa Solé.

ENGLISH DESCRIPTION


The most performed play in history. One of the most popular mysteries of the lady of crime

EDITING WITH TEACHING RESOURCES

Giles and Mollie Ralston are busy trying to finalize the preparations for the first guests. They have just opened a boarding house in an old mansion that Mollie has inherited and they only want the first people they host to have a peaceful stay. But a heavy snowfall leaves the Monkswell mansion cut off and the news given to them by Sergeant Trotter is not very reassuring: the guests of the boarding house are under threat from an assassin.

A singularity accompanies the life of this piece by Agatha Christie: The Mousetrap is the play that accumulates the most performances in history.

This edition is completed by illustrations by Guillermo Berdugo and an introduction and work proposals by Rosa Solé.



Author: Agatha Christie
Publisher: Planeta Publishing
Published: 04/11/2023
Pages: 192
Binding Type: Paperback
Weight: 0.30lbs
Size: 7.40h x 4.90w x 0.60d
ISBN: 9786070795091
Language: Spanish

About the Author
Christie, Agatha: - Nacida en Torquay en 1891, Agatha Christie
recibió la típica educación victoriana impartida por institutrices en el
hogar paterno. Tras la muerte de su padre, se trasladó a París, donde estudió
piano y canto. Contrajo matrimonio en 1914 y tuvo una hija, pero su
matrimonio terminó en divorcio en 1928. Dos años después, durante un viaje
por Oriente Medio conoció al arqueólogo Max Mallowan, con quien se casó ese
mismo año; a partir de entonces pasó varios meses al año en Siria e Irak, escenario
de Ven y dime cómo vives (Andanzas 50, ahora también en la colección Fábula)
y de alguna de sus novelas policiacas, como Asesinato en
Mesopotamia
o Intriga en
Bagdad
. Además del gran éxito de que disfrutaron sus
célebres novelas, a partir de 1953 ganó celebridad con las adaptaciones
teatrales de sus novelas en el West End londinense. En 1971 le fue concedida
la distinción de Dame of the British Empire. Murió en
1976.

Born in Torquay in 1891, Agatha
Christie
received a typical Victorian education from governesses in
her father's home. After her father's death, she moved to Paris, where she
studied piano and singing. She married in 1914 and had a daughter, but their
marriage ended in divorce in 1928. Two years later, during a trip to the
Middle East, she met archaeologist Max Mallowan, whom she married that same
year; thereafter, she spent several months a year in Syria and Iraq, the scene
of Come and tell me how you live (Andanzas 50, now also in the
Fábula collection) and some of her detective novels, such as
Murder in Mesopotamia or
Intrigue in Baghdad. In addition to the
great success enjoyed by her famous novels, from 1953 onwards she gained fame
with the theatrical adaptations of her novels in London's West End. In 1971
she was awarded the distinction of Dame of the British
Empire
. She died in 1976.


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