La folle Journée ou Le Mariage de Figaro

Théâtre d'Auxerre, 54 Rue Joubert

Lucile Lacaze revisits the Beaumarchais language with wit and finesse on the edge of a Day that has never been so crazy. 1784. Domain of the Count Almaviva. For Suzanne, a maid, and Figaro, the castle's steward, it's wedding day. Hic, the Count Almaviva places a condition on this union: Suzanne must allow him to deflower her before the wedding. A sparkling comedy published on the eve of the Revolution, La Folle Journée describes a people of little folks rising against the remnants of an old order… Really far? In the era of new revolutions, Lucile Lacaze exhume…