Andorra is a play written by the Swiss dramatist Max Frisch in 1961.

Frisch has stated that the title ' Andorra ' had only been intended as a working title but later liked using the term ' Andorrans ' so much he kept it.

* Andorra, National / Old Vic, 1964

She was invited to join The National Theatre for its inaugural season at the Old Vic, working with such directors as Laurence Olivier, Franco Zeffirelli, and Noël Coward in roles such as Rose in The Recruiting Officer, Barblin in Andorra, Jackie in Hay Fever, Kattrin in Mother Courage, Miss Prue in Love for Love, and Margaret in Much Ado About Nothing which kept her busy for the next three years.

Category: National symbols of Andorra

Violinist Gérard Claret is the director of the Young National Orchestra of Cambra d ' Andorra.

Andorra, represented by the Andorran National Olympic Committee, competed at the 2004 Summer Olympics in Athens, Greece.

The National Auditorium of Andorra ( Catalan: Auditori Nacional d ' Andorra ) is located in Ordino town.

Andorra was performed on 6th-9th April 2010, at The Samuel Beckett Theatre, Trinity College, Dublin.

The metallic ores of the Pyrenees are not in general of much importance now, though there were iron mines at several locations in Andorra, as well as at Vicdessos in Ariège, and the foot of Canigou in Pyrénées-Orientales long ago.

In 1958, Andorra declared peace with Germany, having been forgotten on the Treaty of Versailles that ended World War I and, the conflict being extended by the lack of a peace treaty, remaining legally at war.

Andorra la Vella is located in the south west of Andorra, at, at the confluence of two mountain streams, the Valira del Nord ( Northern Valira ) and the Valira de l ' Orient ( Eastern Valira ), which join to form the Gran Valira.

As a result of its population size and highly mountainous terrain, Andorra la Vella has no airport of its own, but is three hours ' drive from the nearest airports at Toulouse ( Tolosa ), Girona, Perpignan and Barcelona.

On their way back to their native land, many of the animals are sold at annual fairs ; the Spanish fairs are usually held in Andorra in September and the French in November.

A train at Latour-de-Carol, one of the two stations serving Andorra

Andorra has no railways, although the line connecting Latour-de-Carol and Toulouse, which in turn connects to France's TGVs at Toulouse, runs within of the Andorran border.

The nearest airports are at Perpignan, France ( 156 km from Andorra ) and Lleida, Spain ( 160 km from Andorra ).

The largest nearby airports are at Toulouse, France ( 165 km from Andorra ) and Barcelona, Spain ( 215 km from Andorra ).

An airfield at La Seu d ' Urgell, 12 km from the Andorra – Spain border and 24 km from Andorra la Vella, is the site of a proposed new airport to serve Andorra and the Pyrenees.

It enters Spain at Puigcerdà and continues west until La Seu d ' Urgell, where it meets the Valira River coming from Andorra.

2008 was a tough year for Owen as he was excluded from World Cup qualifiers against Andorra, Croatia, Kazakhstan and Belarus despite at times being in good goalscoring form and having a good workrate in a poor Newcastle side.

During a 2006 World Cup qualifying match, he scored in the Dutch's 4 – 0 hammering of bottom-placed Andorra and was yellow-carded for going to Andorra player Antoni Lima and celebrating in front of him, following an incident six minutes before when Van Nistelrooy missed a penalty and Lima laughed at him.

The witches of Andorra, of both sexes, were said to dance naked at the lake of Engolasters.

The site of Andorra la Vella ( literally, " Andorra the Old ") has been settled since prior to the Christian era — notably by the Andosin tribe from the late Neolithic.

Johnson made substitute appearances against Andorra ( at Old Trafford on 2 September 2006 ) and away to Macedonia ( on 6 September 2006 ).

Catalonia included not only the southern Pyrenees counties of Girona, Pallars, Urgell, Vic and Andorra but also some which were on the northern side of the mountains, such as Perpignan and Foix.

He went on to act in The Relapse 1950 ( Sir Tunbelly Clumsey ); The Taming of the Shrew 1951 ( Grumio ); The Way of the World 1954 ( Petulant ); The Carefree Tree 1955 ( The Sixth Son ); King Lear 1956 ( Duke of Cornwall ); Mister Johnson 1956 ( Gollup ); Saint Joan 1956 ( The Inquisitor ); Protective Custody 1956 ( Dr. Steidl ); Oscar Wilde 1957 ( Oscar Wilde ); The Golden Six 1958 ( Tiberius ); A Man for All Seasons 1961 ( Cardinal Wolsey ); Andorra 1963 ( pub keeper ); The Seagull 1964 ( Sorin ); The Crucible 1964 ( Danforth ); Baker Street 1965 ( Moriarty ); The Royal Hunt of the Sun 1965 ( Miguel Estete ); Ring Round the Moon 1966 ( Messerchann ); Those That Play the Clowns 1966 ( Henning ); Breakfast at Tiffany's 1966 ( Rusty Trawler ); The Sorrows of Frederick 1967 ; The Bench 1968 ( Phillipi ); Uncle Vanya 1971 ( Serebryakov ); The Jockey Club Stakes 1973 ( Sir Dymock Blackburn ); The Dogs of Pavlov 1974.

* The Fire Raisers ( Max Frisch, 1961 )

All the enthusiasm Adorno's students showed for intellectual matters could not erase the suspicion that, in the words of Max Frisch, culture had become an " alibi " for the absence of political consciousness.

* May 15 – Max Frisch, Swiss author ( d. 1991 )

** Max Frisch, Swiss writer ( b. 1911 )

* 1963: The Chinese Wall, drama ( Max Frisch )

The film was based on the novel by Max Frisch and was not a success financially.

In the 20th century the plays of Friedrich Dürrenmatt and Max Frisch impressed readers beyond the borders of Switzerland.

It has been used as the titles of plays by Van Badham and Charles Evered, of novels by Max Frisch, and of albums by bands such as Waysted.

* Editor of Max Frisch Stich-Worte ( 1975, Max Frisch Reference )

Homo Faber is the title of an influential novel by the Swiss author Max Frisch, published in 1957.

* Study guide about the novel Homo Faber by Max Frisch

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Hoffmann Prize ( 1996 ) and the city of Zurich's Max Frisch Prize ( 1998 ).

* Max Frisch, architect and writer, Sarrazinstraße 8,

In Olten's railway station restaurant, the Gruppe Olten ( Olten Group ), a group of writers that included Max Frisch and Friedrich Dürrenmatt, was founded, as was the Swiss Alpine Club in 1863.

The Fire Raisers (), also known in English as Firebugs, The Firebugs, or The Arsonists was written by Max Frisch in 1953, first as a radio play, then adapted for television and the stage ( 1958 ).

Category: Literary works by Max Frisch

In 1947 he immigrated to the United States, where he became a translator ( mainly of works by Bertolt Brecht and Max Frisch ) and a screenwriter including Alfred Hitchcock's movie I Confess ( 1953 ).

* 1938 Max Frisch

His 1239 runs were the third most by a third baseman, behind only Arlie Latham ( 1478 ) and Lave Cross ( 1333 ); his 165 stolen bases were the fourth most by any National Leaguer between 1920 and 1950, trailing only Frankie Frisch, Max Carey and Kiki Cuyler.

The best-known Swiss German writers are Friedrich Dürrenmatt, Max Frisch, Robert Walser, Peter Bichsel, Erika Burkart, Jürg Federspiel, Thomas Hürlimann, Zoe Jenny, Christian Kracht, Jürg Laederach, Hugo Loetscher, Gerhard Meier, Adolf Muschg, Paul Nizon, Peter Stamm, Martin Suter, Peter Weber, Markus Werner and Urs Widmer.