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Let yourself be spellbound by the genius of the Comédie-Française artists, settled comfortably in your seat. Our spring season invites you to four masterpieces from the classic repertoire: The Miser, Lucrezia Borgia, Twelfth Night and Tartuffe.

Find more information about the cycle here.

The criminal, adulterous and incestuous Lucrezia Borgia seeks to escape from the evil that is her condition, to be recognised and loved by Gennaro, the child she had with her brother. During a ball in Venice, Gennaro, who has an aversion to the Borgias, courts a beautiful masked lady before discovering, to his horror, that it is Lucrezia. Stung by the affront of Gennaro's friends who insult her, and suspected of adultery by her husband, Lucrezia sets a heartbreaking act of revenge in motion.

PRODUCTION COMÉDIE-FRANÇAISE

WORLDWIDE DISTRIBUTION PATHÉ LIVE

IN ASSOCIATION WITH BEL AIR MÉDIA

DIRECTED BY DOMINIQUE THIEL

By Victor Hugo
Staging: Denis Podalydès
Scenography: Éric Ruf
Costumes: Christian Lacroi

The troupe of the Comédie-Française:
Éric Ruf : Don Alfonso d’Este
Elsa Lepoivre : Lucrezia Borgia
Serge Bagdassarian : Rustighello
Pierre Louis-Calixte : Jeppo Liveretto
Christian Hecq : Gubetta
Nâzim Boudjenah : Don Apostolo
Elliot Jenicot : Astolfo and Montefeltro
Anna Cervinka : Princess Negroni
Julien Frison : Maffio Orsini
Gaël Kamilindi : Gennaro
Yoann Gasiorowski : Oloferno Vitellozzo

And the actors of l’Academie de la Comédie-Française :
Peio Berterretche : Ascanio
Pauline Chabrol, Noémie Pasteger, Léa Schweitzer : 3 women and 3 soldiers