“Oh, my god, what a nose he has! When people see it, they say out loud, ‘No! That’s too much!” In any case, one wants to cry – unfortunately that’s how the protagonist of “Cyrano de Bergerac” is often introduced, and first English translation of the gameA year after the 1897 Paris premiere, and more …

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