- [PEER GYNT comes along a footpath, goes quickly up to the fence, stops, and looks out over the stretch of country below.] PEER :There it lies, Hegstad.
- Peer Gynt and the ship's cook cling to a frail spar, large enough only to save one. Peer thrusts the cook into the sea and saves himself.
- Peer Gynt the Game" is an educational narrative journey for children. ... An iconic story. Peer Gynt tells us about both the imaginary and the real.
- Peer Gynt is a play by Henrik Ibsen named for its main character, based on the fairy tale Per Gynt.
- Peer Gynt - Part Five. The Button Maker. ... I am a stranger in the land of my birth. Leaves: Peer Gynt, Peer Gynt! Peer: Who called my name?
- Peer Gynt suite: Morning mood ; Ase's death ; Anitra's dance ; In the hall of the mountain king / Grieg -- 1812 festival overture / Tchaikovsky.
- The story of Ibsen’s five-act verse drama Peer Gynt (1867) takes place in various very distant places (including Egypt) and depicts the fate of the opportunistic...
- PEER GYNT - Peer Gynt Suite No. 2, Op. 55: IV. ... Edvard Grieg (SFO Symphony & Choir) Peer Gynt - Prelude to Act V (Peer Gynt's Homecoming).
- Together with Lars Eidinger, he is creating »Peer Gynt« as an interdisciplinary project somewhere between theatre, fine art and performance.
- Henrik Ibsen wrote Peer Gynt in the summer of 1867 as he traveled through Italy. ... Peer Gynt tells the story of a hotheaded twenty-year-old with a wild imagination.