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Monaco Critics Wanted
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Past Shows
26 total · showing 21–26
84 Charing Cross Road
Helen Hanff lives in New York, on 95th Street. In 1949, atwenty-three years, she began a correspondence with the Marks & Co. booksellers in London. This "reader/writer", original and penniless, found his happiness in the package of used books not found in New York, that received...
Il faut qu'une porte soit ouverte ou fermée
Léonie, the servant of Musset, and Edouard, his new check lost harnesses for horses of the boat and their research will lead them to the attic of Musset, where they discovered manuscripts of the author. A link develops between these two lovers who decide to play this piece, thus...
Lettre à ma Mère
In 1970, Georges Simenon is called to the bedside of his mother. Eight days, remains with her to the hospital. Three and a half years after his death, he wrote this letter. The author attempts to understand without judging, his relationship with his mother, relationship where...
Peggy Guggenheim
This piece of Lanie Robertson traces the life of PeggyGuggenheim through four periods, from 1963 to 1969. Enthusiastic art lover, informed collector, patron, Peggy Guggenheim is closely linked to the artistic creation of the 20th century. Thus, this monologue into four tables...
