Le Cantique de l’aile (Fasquelle, 1922) Contains all the major poems Les Musardises, édition nouvelle, 1887-1893 (Fasquelle, 1911) to Jules Huret's Sarah Bernhardt (1899), Charles Muller par ses amis (1918), Louis Geandreau, Le Ciel dans l'eau (1917), etc.
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Plus numerous prefaces and “lettres-préfaces”, e.g. Presentation byġ903: Discours de réception à l’Académie française, le quatre juin, Published as illustrated book by Éditions Gascogne, May 2011. Philippe Bulinge (Editions Théâtrales, 2007)ġ887: Deux Romanciers de Provence: Honoré d’Urfé et Émile Zolaġ887: “Le Costume du petit Jacques”, Le Gaulois, 2 May, 1-2. Posthumous: Faust de Goethe, adaptation inédite, édition établie par (Fasquelle, 1895) revised version (Fasquelle, 1929)ġ897: La Samaritaine, évangile en trois tableaux en vers (Fasquelle,ġ897: Cyrano de Bergerac, comédie héroique en cinq actes en versġ900: L’Aiglon, drame en six actes en vers (Paris: Fasquelle,ġ908: Le Bois sacré, pantomime en vers, L’Illustration,Ĭhristmas 1908 (extracts only) L’Illustration, 23 April 1910ġ910: Chantecler, pièce en quatre actes en vers (Fasquelle,ġ912: La Dernière Nuit de Don Juan, poème dramatique en deux parties 1909 boundġ894: Les Romanesques, comédie en trois actes en vers (Fasquelle,ġ895: La Princesse lointaine, pièce en quatre actes en Vers published as Pierrot qui pleure et Pierrot qui rit, with music byĪlexis Rostand (Heugel, 1899) revised version in Je Sais tout, Dec. Goetz (Ed.Nicholas Malais, Paris, 522 pp).ġ891: Les Deux Pierrots ou le Souper blanc, lever de rideau en Letters to Rostand's fiancée, Rosemonde Gérard, by Michel Forrier & Olivier (Rostand later regretted this early work, a co-written farce performed brieflyĪt the Cluny Theatre in 1888) Republished in August 2009, with some early (1888) Plays, listed chronologically with date of first publication: Théatre d’Edmond Rostand (Presses de la Cité, 2006), with preface byĬlaude Aziza: all the plays except Le Gant rouge. Les Romanesques, Les Deux Pierrots, La Dernière Nuit de Samaritaine, La Princesse lointaine, Le Bois sacré IV: I: Cyrano de Bergerac II: Chantecler III: La
Le Cantique de l’aile La Dernière Nuit de Don Juan. In 1923 wereĪdded: VI: Le Vol de la Marseillaise Les Deux Pierrots VII: Samaritaine, La Princesse lointaine III: Cyrano deīergerac IV: L’Aiglon V: Chantecler. Musardises Le Bois sacré Les Romanesques II: La With preface by Émile Faguet (Paris: Hachette, 1910-11) I: Les Philippeīulinge’s website,, is a continuing source ofĬollected works Oeuvres complètes illustrées, 5 vols in quarto, ed. Martin Premsela's literary biography of Rostand also lists translations of Rostand's plays into other languages, up to 1933. Others, whose contributions help me keep this bibliography up-to-date. I am grateful to Thom Christoph for hisĬomprehensive list of translations into many languages (available on request), and to Neil Hornick and CorrectionsĪnd additions would be welcome. This bibiography is as accurate as I have been able to make it, but is far from complete. Radio and television broadcasts and recordings Operas, musicals, ballets and other music inspired by Information for each play is listed in the following order:Įditions available, in French and EnglishĪrticles about the play, in French and English Samaritaine, Les Romanesques and Les Deux Pierrots, III The Plays of Edmond Rostand: Cyrano de Bergerac,Ĭhantecler, L’Aiglon, La Princesse lointaine, La II Biographies and Studies of the work of Edmond Rostand:Īnd English unpublished theses in French and English articles and speeches in Plays Prose Verse anthologies major poems It will beįrequently updated and fresh information will be welcome.ĪN ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY OF THE WORKS OF EDMOND This online bibliography may be copied freely.
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