ACTING OUT LOUD 2
August 23
Lecture à la table
The new reading-aloud session is on Friday, 23 August, at 6 pm at Canning Bridge Space.
We are pleased to invite you to discover Marius, by Marcel Pagnol, the play that we have decided to stage in November. This evening, we will share the first stages of our work with you by reading the play and discussing the creative process. This will be an opportunity to discuss our inspirations, our artistic choices and any challenges that we may encounter. All your questions and comments will be welcome because we wish to create an enriching dialogue around this future production.
Join us to experience the beginnings of this theatrical adventure! Places are strictly limited, so be quick to book.
Synopsis: The port of Marseille, in the twenties. Marius, the son of César, owner of the Marine bar, is torn between his love for Fanny, the little shellfish seller, and his desire to go to sea, to travel the world...
When Marcel Pagnol, in 1929, had Marius performed on a Parisian stage, he probably did not suspect that his characters would become as famous as Harpagon or Monsieur Jourdain.
We are pleased to invite you to discover Marius, by Marcel Pagnol, the play that we have decided to stage in November. This evening, we will share the first stages of our work with you by reading the play and discussing the creative process. This will be an opportunity to discuss our inspirations, our artistic choices and any challenges that we may encounter. All your questions and comments will be welcome because we wish to create an enriching dialogue around this future production.
Join us to experience the beginnings of this theatrical adventure! Places are strictly limited, so be quick to book.
Synopsis: The port of Marseille, in the twenties. Marius, the son of César, owner of the Marine bar, is torn between his love for Fanny, the little shellfish seller, and his desire to go to sea, to travel the world...
When Marcel Pagnol, in 1929, had Marius performed on a Parisian stage, he probably did not suspect that his characters would become as famous as Harpagon or Monsieur Jourdain.
«Quand tu me parles sur ce ton, quand tu m'espinches comme si j'étais un scélérat...
Je ne dis pas que je vais pleurer, non, mais moralement, tu me fends le coeur.»
Je ne dis pas que je vais pleurer, non, mais moralement, tu me fends le coeur.»