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La crise
📍 Compiègne, Oise
· Place Briet d'Aubigny, 60200 Compiègne
À propos
(Re)discover Coline Serreau?s cult comedy in this lively, biting show by Jean Liermier. Part social satire, part comedy of manners, it depicts the downfall of a man confronted with the indifference of the world around him. A marvel of humor, sensitivity and truth!
This play takes us into the dizzying fall of Victor, a brilliant legal advisor who, in one day, loses his job and his wife. Seeking solace from those closest to him, he discovers an impassive world mired in its own preoccupations.
This initiatory journey, both absurd and lucid, depicts with humor and finesse a society in dissonance, where the quest for meaning is an existential challenge. Both funny and caustic, La Crise is a relentless and hilarious x-ray of our hypocrisies and contradictions. It's theater that doesn't just make you laugh, but that questions and shakes things up, offering an experience that's as delightful as it is salutary.
Faithful to Coline Serreau?s incisive writing, Jean Lermier orchestrates a score in which hard-hitting dialogues and burlesque situations follow one another with jubilant precision. Backed by a dazzling cast, he brings out all the modernity of this social fable which, thirty years after its premiere, remains as relevant as ever.
A sharp, fast-paced comedy not to be missed!
This play takes us into the dizzying fall of Victor, a brilliant legal advisor who, in one day, loses his job and his wife. Seeking solace from those closest to him, he discovers an impassive world mired in its own preoccupations.
This initiatory journey, both absurd and lucid, depicts with humor and finesse a society in dissonance, where the quest for meaning is an existential challenge. Both funny and caustic, La Crise is a relentless and hilarious x-ray of our hypocrisies and contradictions. It's theater that doesn't just make you laugh, but that questions and shakes things up, offering an experience that's as delightful as it is salutary.
Faithful to Coline Serreau?s incisive writing, Jean Lermier orchestrates a score in which hard-hitting dialogues and burlesque situations follow one another with jubilant precision. Backed by a dazzling cast, he brings out all the modernity of this social fable which, thirty years after its premiere, remains as relevant as ever.
A sharp, fast-paced comedy not to be missed!
