On ne badine pas avec l'amour

Camille and her cousin Perdican meet again

After ten years of separation

In the castle where they grew up

And

Where, children... They loved each other.

The Baron, father of the young man, decided to marry them,

In accordance with the wishes of Camille's mother in her will

But...

Camille leaves the convent,

Overwhelmed by God's love...

The fear of men...

And...

The pride of her eighteen years.

The reunion?

For all...

Are disappointing.

Perdican then decides to...

Make her jealous!

By seducing the young peasant girl, Rosette, Camille's foster sister...

Everyone resorts to...

Spying...

To better untangle their hearts...

Everyone competes...

All...

Are trapped in the “game of truth”.

The room?

Start...

Like a comedy!

And...

Gradually...

Is...

A contemporary tragedy?

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== The treatment of the staging ==

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The scene is set... In the 1950s....!

The rhythm of joyful and sparkling then nostalgic and powerful jazz sets the tone for comedy, drama and tragedy!

Our 3 heroes Camille Perdican and Rosette Share their love story with a whole little teeming and funny world of masked characters The Baron, The 2 priests Bridaine and Blazius, Lady Pluche.... These are the Fantoches as Musset calls them. 3 little masked characters who are also mischievous and curious invite themselves into this story. As in another parallel world, they are the narrators and witnesses, the mirror of the public.

Are we in a dream? In reality?

We are...

In total immersion with the actors and the passionate story unfolds before us:

The show is total with singing and dancing moments!

We let ourselves be transported by the music of Ninon Rota, the texts of Jacques Prévert... And the songs of Barbara Pravi.

Did you know?

Nominated in the “Cyranos” competition (formerly Petits Molières) for

Scenography

Leading male role

Second male role

Second female role