#Hotel Feydeau

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Teatro Vascello. Roma: La Pulce nell'Orecchio

LA PULCE NELL’ORECCHIO dal 28 marzo al 6 aprileDownload

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my professor and i forming an agreement for her to watch at least one episode of frasier and for me to watch at least one episode of modern family… we get each other

[simric]

The class 12s have been hard at work with their modern play presentations, constructing elaborate sets, creating their costumes, and directing each other towards two challenging and entertaining comedies. The process has been an intense one of inspired teamwork and self discovery and the curtains will soon open for your enjoyment! The Real Inspector Hound In Tom Stoppard's brilliant philosophical comedy, a new whodunnit is opening on the London stage. Who is the psychopathic madman on the loose? Will the police arrive at isolated Muldoon Manor in time? In time for what, exactly? How many twists in the tale will there be? Hilarious melodrama and West End clichés ensue, but some of the critics in the audience clearly have other questions on their minds. How does a theatre critic reach the height of their profession? Who were you seen drinking with last night? And coffee cream or Turkish delight? A Flea in her Ear Georges Feydeau was the undoubted master of the French farce and this classic from the turn of the 20th century shows off his plot pyrotechnics and saucy good humour to great effect! Victor Chandebise is struggling to connect with his lovely wife Raymonde. He asks his doctor for advice, but in her suspicious jealousy Raymonde calls on the aid of her friend Lucienne and crafts a trick for Victor involving a trip to the somewhat seedy Hotel Casablanca. Chaos ensues involving a porter who looks just like Victor, Raymonde's wannabe suitor, compromised maids and servants, a cousin who can't pronounce any consonants, a ferocious Spanish husband and a truly misguided Englishman. https://www.instagram.com/p/Bukrm8sBsBS/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1byd0ouvhy1v

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Paris: Day 13

I know I say this a lot, but today was one of my favorite days of the trip.  I hope that when I get back home nobody asks me what the best part of Paris is because I won��t be able to come close to an answer.  Class didn’t start until the evening so I got to sleep in a little more than normal, and then my friends and I went to the Jardin du Luxembourg to get lunch and read.  We had sandwiches at a café near the theater we saw the puppet show in last week and took a few hours to catch up on our readings for the class.  It was a beautiful day and I’m glad I got to spend a lot of it outside.  While we were in the area we stopped by a few locations that Hemingway details in A Moveable Feast, the book we’re reading for this class.

After that we went back to the dorm and got ready to go to the Comédie-Française to watch a play by Georges Feydeau called Heart’s Desire Hotel.  This is one of the first absurdist comedy plays ever written and I was a little worried that some of the comedy would be lost in translation, as we were seeing the play in French-but more on that later.  The Comédie-Française is located in Salle Richelieu, a large complex built by Cardinal Richelieu that was an important site in the French Revolution. A crowd gathered here and decided to storm the Bastille and take the weapons from the prison, starting the Revolution.  It seems like bits of history like this are hidden all throughout Paris in the most unexpected places.  The building itself is absolutely beautiful.  It stands as a sort of contrast to the Paris Opera House, which is lavishly decorated and obviously meant to impress and serve as a backdrop for people who want to impress.  Salle Richelieu is a more modest theater, it is still quite beautiful but much more approachable.  It feels inviting and like a place that everyone is welcome to come and enjoy theater at rather than just the mega-rich.

The show itself was absolutely hilarious and it was some of the most fun I’ve had at a theater of any kind. We read the English translation of the play before watching it so that we would know what’s going on, and this was a physical comedy rather than a very verbally intense one, so I could follow along most of the time.  The actors did a spectacular job bringing the characters to life and giving them each their own unique quirks and it was a pleasure to watch them do what they love. I cannot recommend going to the Comédie-Française enough, and this will definitely be a stop for me the next time I’m back in Paris.

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Livro "Le Roman des GUERLAIN" de Élisabeth de Feydeau

Livro “Le Roman des GUERLAIN” de Élisabeth de Feydeau

Primeira publicação: 2017 Editora: Flammarion – 342 páginas ISBN13: 9782081347755 Sinopse: Quase dois séculos de histórias de amor e de beleza, enfeitados por muitos perfumes imaginados, passaram-se desde um dia do ano de 1828, quando Pierre-François-Pascal Guerlain (1798-1864), perfumista químico de profissão, abriu sua primeira loja na Rue de Rivoli, perto do elegante hotel Meurice em Paris.…

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The class 12s have been hard at work with their modern play presentations, constructing elaborate sets, creating their costumes, and directing each other towards two challenging and entertaining comedies. The process has been an intense one of inspired teamwork and self discovery and the curtains will soon open for your enjoyment! The Real Inspector Hound In Tom Stoppard's brilliant philosophical comedy, a new whodunnit is opening on the London stage. Who is the psychopathic madman on the loose? Will the police arrive at isolated Muldoon Manor in time? In time for what, exactly? How many twists in the tale will there be? Hilarious melodrama and West End clichés ensue, but some of the critics in the audience clearly have other questions on their minds. How does a theatre critic reach the height of their profession? Who were you seen drinking with last night? And coffee cream or Turkish delight? A Flea in her Ear Georges Feydeau was the undoubted master of the French farce and this classic from the turn of the 20th century shows off his plot pyrotechnics and saucy good humour to great effect! Victor Chandebise is struggling to connect with his lovely wife Raymonde. He asks his doctor for advice, but in her suspicious jealousy Raymonde calls on the aid of her friend Lucienne and crafts a trick for Victor involving a trip to the somewhat seedy Hotel Casablanca. Chaos ensues involving a porter who looks just like Victor, Raymonde's wannabe suitor, compromised maids and servants, a cousin who can't pronounce any consonants, a ferocious Spanish husband and a truly misguided Englishman. https://www.instagram.com/p/Bukq6qZB5IV/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1tl7jzs95u4rv

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L’Hôtel du libre échange : Nanty met du Tchekhov dans son Feydeau - Sceneweb

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Georges Lavaudant ravale "l'hôtel Feydeau" - Libération.fr

Georges Lavaudant ravale "l'hôtel Feydeau" - Libération.fr bit.ly/…

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