The Portrait of Dorian Gray
Oscar Wilde's only novel finally brought to the stage.

Chekhov, in the twilight of his life, at the dawn of a millennium that frightened him, wrote his most festive drama in 1900.
In it, he draws people who all decide to play at being a family. In this improvised battalion, we stagnate, we grow old... From heartbreak to supreme joy, without forgetting what lies in between, The Three Sisters describes the emptiness of wealth and its imminent loss, but also reveals the beauty of human beings as the author imagined them, full of flaws...
Single adult price: €20
Under 26s: €12
Pre-sale: €15
Sundays 4, 11 and 18 February at 8pm
Free seating
Genre: Classical Theatre
Duration: 2 hours
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Author Anton Chekhov
Directed by Noé Besin assisted by Victoria Bocek
Léona set design Cosa
Translation André Markowicz and Françoise Morvan
With Lily Moreau, Clothilde Raskin, Alicia Popov, Louis Zumkeller, Juliette Delhomme, Pierre-Loup Mériaux, Lucas Mustat, Simon Dartois, Isabelle Hurtin, Frédéric Cuif, Antonin Gitton-Ovadia, Boris Hirt
Oscar Wilde's only novel finally brought to the stage.

The first French adaptation of Louisa May Alcott's novels.

Taking to the stage, playing Cyrano at the age of 15, the magic of theatre works.
