Oh my how time flies, these photos are already a week old... You might remember that the whole of June is Molière month in Versailles in honour of the great playwright. There are countless venues in the city, including Montansier theatre, churches and simply... on the streets! This was in Grand Siècle neighhourhood, commedia dell'arte in Italian by Il Carro dei Comici, a funny parody of Romeo and Juliet called 'gli amanti della rocca' or the lovers of the rock/boulder! It was fantastic to hear and see in Italian! The programme of Molière month is this way!
Comme le temps file, ces photos ont déjà une semaine... Vous vous souvenez sans doute (ou savez si vous êtes versaillais) qu'en juin, Molière est à l'honneur un peu partout dans la ville, au théâtre Montansier, dans les églises, mais également tout simplement dans la rue. Ca, c'était à Grand Siècle, de la commedia dell'arte en italien par la compagnie Il Carro dei Comici, une parodie de Roméo et Juliette intitulée "les amants du rocher", où il était question notamment de harissa et c'était topissime à regarder et écouter en italien ! Le programme du mois Molière, c'est par ici.
Oh, gosh! You reminded me of an opera (yes, I use to sing opera) I sang when I was still very young and a tenor (my voice changed in college). Thanks for the walk down memory lane. :-)
ReplyDeleteThe actors look quite expressive in these shots! You've captured them well!
ReplyDeleteYou have fine theatrical portraits from this production. Looks like great fun.
ReplyDeleteYour pictures are wonderful, Ciel!
ReplyDeleteThat looks like fun.
ReplyDeleteInteressante, belle foto, Ciel !
ReplyDeleteThis must be funny and, at least, comprehensible! Their website is very nice, thanks for the link!
ReplyDeleteDon't we all wear masks from time to time?
ReplyDeleteFantastic Ciel.. Street art Versailles style oui!
ReplyDeleteWonderful street theatre. The best! Love the photos.
ReplyDeleteOh wow! What fun. MB
ReplyDeleteYou won't find this kind of thing in Ocala! I'd love to watch a comedic rendition of Romeo and Juliet, a parody as you say. Looks like these performers are very engaged in their work, too.
ReplyDeleteI would enjoy this very much. I love Moliere.
ReplyDeleteI envy spectacle. I love Moliere too.
ReplyDeleteC'est top ce type d’événement ! On doit amener la culture a tous et non pas seulement a ceux qui peuvent payer un billet de théâtre...
ReplyDeleteVery dynamic looking performances!
ReplyDeleteI'm intrigued! I would love to see a funny rendition of Romeo and Juliet. ;))
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