Comedie-Francaise (Theatre Francais) Paris

Palais Royal, 2 rue de Richelieu, Paris , Île-de-France, France - Phone: 01-44-58-15-15
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    Medieval Remnants on the Streets of Paris

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    ... of the building being sold off over several centuries, it being used as a theatre in the 1500s (which became the nascent Comedie Francaise), a cabaret, and housing for a tinker and his workers in the 17th and 18th centuries, the tower remained in use ...

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    Back in the City of Lights

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    ... – Alex is originally from Australia) about his new baby daughter Laura (born 26 May), the Procope, happenings in France and in Paris in particular, my trip through Reunion, Mauritius, Africa, hunting in South Africa, the camp in Rwanda and other ...

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    Thursday and Friday... sorry about the lame title!

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    ... (oldest bridge in Paris walked over and under, some very strange smells under!), Pont des Arts, Louvre courtyard!!, Palais Royal / Comedie Francaise, Jardin du Palais Royale, stopped for lunch at a place that I'm wondering if someone gets a kickback from ...

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    Die Lächerliche Ballade

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    Okay, so, I have pretty much been waiting to see "The Threepenny Opera" since June 2006. I had gotten into Brecht while I was in theatre school,... of course I knew "Mack the Knife" before that, but then I saw a clip of Cyndi Lauper performing Jenny at ...

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    ...Well, it takes a long time to write 9000 words.

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    ... I saw that it was a Quebec/France co-production,… the artistic team was from Montreal and the actors were members of the Comedie Francaise.) Do you know what “Agamemnon” ISN’T about? …Agamemnon. Okay, so here is the thing ...

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    Hourra, cornes-au-cul, vive le Père Ubu!

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    ... put on the throne. Ubu manages to sneak away and they don't kill him and then he and Mère Ubu decide to go live in France. The End. I didn't make it sound very exciting, but it really is a great, funny story. The wonderful thing about a play like Ubu ...