in the theater he knew no borders
Through Armelle Heliot Published 19 minutes ago, Update 6 minutes ago Philippe Tesson was on all fronts and constantly had...
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“I believe I have seen more than 10,000 pieces in my life”
Through Anthony Palou Published on 08/29/2021 at 5:41 p.m., Update 1 minute ago Philippe Tesson. PHILIP CONRAD/Photo12 via AFP INTERVIEW...
Simon Falguières, a director on his way to Les Étoiles
PORTRAIT - After having triumphed in Avignon with his Ash Nestthe 30-year-old from Normandy made his debut on the Parisian...
Alone on stage: these singular actors
Through Nathalie SimonPosted 8 minutes ago, Update just nowThomas Poitevin in Thomas plays his wigs. Giovanni Cittadini CesiOUR SELECTION -...
the match between the two back-to-school comedies
Michel Leeb, Chloé Lambert and Francis Huster in “Les Pigeons” at the Théâtre des Nouveaux. Cyril BruneauCRITICAL - Laëtitia Colombani's...
The Imaginary Invalid Resurrected Closer to Molière Thanks to Baroque “Pirates”
Through Simon ChernerPosted 10 hours ago, Update 6 hours agoThe troupe of the Théâtre Molière-Sorbonne during the presentation of its...
what is the new musical of the Casino de Paris worth?
Eka Kharlov (in black) embodies the heroine Alex Owens, who dreams of living from her passion: dance. Mikaela Samuel/Le FigaroCRITICAL...
Françoise Fabian, on the side of Proust
Through Anne FuldaPublished yesterday at 7:40 p.m., Update 1 minute ago"I don't care about age. I'm not too bad. I...
Caroline Guiela Nguyen, theater at heart
PORTRAIT - The author and director has just been appointed director of the National Theater of Strasbourg. Itinerary of an...
Einstein and Chaplin, two lights in the city
Albert Einstein and Charlie Chaplin at the premiere of city lights in 1931. PVDE / Bridgeman ImagesCRITICAL - Olivier Dutaillis'...
François Gremaud the passion of women
PORTRAIT - After Phaedra!he fills the halls with Giselle…Original adaptations of classic works. Portrait of the most feminist of authors...
period exhibition, ball and dinners for the centenary of the disappearance of Sarah Bernhardt
An exhibition at the Petit Palais, a ball, period literary dinners and guided tours, in Paris several events will pay...
the return of theater in the face of the tragedy of war
Between moral dilemmas and tragic power struggle, the emblematic play Hamlet has a powerful echo at the gates of the...
Our review of the play L’Orage: a dazzling Shakespearean roar
Alexandre Ostrovski (1823-1886) draws in his Storm a human comedy larger than life. JeanLouisFernandezCRITICAL - At the Bouffes du Nord...
Our review of the play Delphine and Carole: Women of the 1970s
Through Nathalie SimonPosted 7 hours ago, Update 6 hours agoMarie Rémond and Caroline Arrouas, in Delphine and Carole. Simon GosselinCRITICAL...
