Costumes in Classical French Plays
The magic of the theatre would not be complete without the use of costumes to make the story and the […]
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Charles Garnier’s Brilliance Built into The Parisian Theatre Marigny
The Parisian Theatre of Marigny is in Paris, near the Champs –Elysees junction. It was built originally by the architect […]
Continue reading...Arles Amphitheatre – Roman Amphitheatres in France
In the Provence region of France, on the banks of the Rhone River, lies the city of Arles. The city […]
Continue reading...Analyzing the Huis Clos by Jean-Paul Sartre
Huis Clos, or No Exit, is an existentialist play written by Jean-Paul Sartre in 1944. It was also first performed […]
Continue reading...A Literary Genius Ahead of Her Time – Author and Playwright Françoise Sagan
Even during the early half of the 20th century, a lot of limitations and social expectations ruled the lives of […]
Continue reading...About The Théâtre Ranelagh
The Ranelagh Theatre, after several decades, is still an active venue for the theatre and the arts in the heart […]
Continue reading...Secret Theatres in Paris
The theatre culture of Paris is booming, yet much of it is kept under wraps. For a city that has […]
Continue reading...Who Was Eugene Ionesco
The Birth Eugene Ionesco was born in 1912. His mother was French and his father a Romanian. His childhood was […]
Continue reading...Theatre in France for the Non-French Speakers
The Theatres in France are one of their cultural highlights. The most overlooked and the best entertainment sources for tourists […]
Continue reading...The Victorious Splendor of Voltaire
The culture of France is everlasting and endearing. A flair for the arts and drama captivated French audiences leading to […]
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