George Dandin

The Théâtre Montmartre Galabru presents "George Dandin", an emblematic play of the classical repertoire that explores the flaws of society and the disillusionments of arranged marriage.

"George Dandin" is a comedy by Molière, revisited here for the stage of the Théâtre Montmartre Galabru. This timeless work depicts the misadventures of a wealthy peasant, George Dandin, who marries a young noblewoman, Angélique, in the hope of rising socially. The play acutely portrays class conflicts and the contradictory desires of the characters, oscillating between laughter and bitterness.

The show, driven by a cast including Luma Cazaux, Emeline Farhat, Armelle Fourniol, Jilani, Aaron Ghezail and George Dandin, promises a performance faithful to the spirit of Molière while offering an accessible staging. The audience can expect a fast-paced performance, where sharp dialogues and comical situations invite reflection on social conventions and human relationships. It is an opportunity to rediscover a classic of French theatre in an intimate atmosphere.

The Théâtre Montmartre Galabru, known for its warm welcome and varied programming, provides an ideal setting for this comedy. The show is aimed at a wide audience, from classical theatre enthusiasts to the curious eager to discover Molière's work in a friendly venue, typical of the Montmartre vibe.