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Theatrical and musical adaptation of the epistolary exchanges between George Sand and Marie d’Agoult, carried musically by the works of their respective lovers Chopin and Liszt.
Two free women, an incandescent friendship
For more than ten years, Sand and d'Agoult wrote themselves: art, love, creation, motherhood, writing, freedom - all the struggles of a lifetime. Two women who have dared to free themselves from shackles, claim the right to their creative authenticity, to their freedom as women and writers.
Chopin and Liszt, the secret language
On stage, come diennes-musiciennes bring letters to life and perform the works of Chopin and Liszt on piano and cello. Music is not an accompaniment, it then becomes the emotional soundtrack of correspondence, which is said without words, which vibrates between the lines.
The Théâtre de Nesle offers the perfect setting where each spectator is invited into the living room of these two women, a privileged witness of their confidence.
“I wanted to love you right away, but I don’t love you yet. You don’t know me enough and not knowing if you could love me, I don’t want to love you too much yet.”
- George Sand to Marie d'Agoult