Online programming of the Comédie-Française: week of March 15 to 20, 2021.
► What a comedy! Weekly show Monday live at 7 p.m.
Monday March 15, the show is dedicated to Six characters in search of an author, on the program of the Théâtre à la table on Saturday. Béline Dolat will receive Marina Hands, who is in charge of its artistic direction, as well as Thierry Hancisse and Anna Cervinka, who play respectively the Father and the Daughter-in-law.
Watch it live on Facebook, in replay on Facebook, YouTube and as a podcast on Soundcloud.
► In search of lost time from Tuesday to Friday live at 7 p.m.
An hour’s reading of Marcel Proust’s work-river, this week by
Alexandre Pavloff Tuesday March 16
Claïna Clavaron Wednesday March 17th
Christian Gonon Thursday March 18
Loïc Corbery Friday March 19
Watch it live on Facebook then in replay on Facebook, YouTube and podcast on Soundcloud.
► Theater at the table on Saturday at 8:30 p.m.
Saturday March 20 at 8:30 p.m.
Six characters in search of an author
by Luigi Pirandello
translation Michel Arnaud
artistic direction Marina Hands
directed by Clément Gaubert
light Bertrand Couderc
with
Thierry Hancisse the Father
Anne Kessler the Head of Troop Director
Coraly Zahonero the Mother
Guillaume Gallienne Ms. Pace
Bakary Sangaré the Great First Male Role
Anna Cervinka the Stepdaughter
Élise Lhomeau the Assistant
Géraldine Martineau the Great First Female Role
and the actors of the Comédie-Française academy
Salomé Benchimol the Girl
Antoine de Foucauld the Adolescent
Nicolas Verdier the Son
The broadcast of this show, worked on for only 6 days, is the opportunity to unveil the work of reading at the table, prior to the rehearsals on stage: “the table in its mixed meaning of work, concentration and convivial and gustatory pleasure of words, says Eric Ruf. We invite our spectators around a meal of words in an exercise for him fragile and beautiful, for us exciting and dangerous. “
See it on the Comédie-Française website, Facebook, YouTube and then as a podcast on Soundcloud.
Photo: Eric Ruf, General Administrator of the Comédie-Française © Carole Bellaiche
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