COMÉDIE-FRANÇAISE | Twelfth Night, or What You Will

The oldest theater company in the world premieres at Kino 35!

Let yourself be spellbound by the genius of the Comédie-Française artists, settled comfortably in your seat. Our spring season invites you to four masterpieces from the classic repertoire: The Miser, Lucrezia Borgia, Twelfth Night and Tartuffe.

Find more information about the cycle here.

A survivor of a shipwreck, Viola arrives in Illyria where, to protect herself, she disguises herself as a man and calls herself Cesario, taking on the appearance of her twin brother. She then enters the service of Duke Orsino. Charmed, he makes her his valet and charges her with conveying his love to Countess Olivia. But Cesario/Viola, secretly seduced by the Duke, excels so well in his mission that the Countess falls in love with his ardour...

PRODUCTION COMÉDIE-FRANÇAISE

CINEMA DISTRIBUTION PATHÉ LIVE

IN ASSOCIATION WITH BEL AIR MÉDIA

DIRECTED BY DOMINIQUE THIEL

By William Shakespeare
Staging: Thomas Ostermeier
Scenography and costumes: Nina Wetzel
Translation: Olivier Cadiot

The Troupe:

Denis Podalydès : Orsino, Duke of Illyria
Laurent Stocker : Sir Toby Haut LeCœur
Stéphane Varupenne : Feste
Adeline d’Hermy : Olivia
Georgia Scalliet : Viola
Sébastien Pouderoux : Malvolio and priest
Noam Morgensztern : Antonio
Anna Cervinka : Maria
Christophe Montenez : Sir Andrew Gueule de Fièvre
Julien Frison : Sébastien
Yoann Gasiorowski : Curio

And:

Paul-Antoine Bénos-Djian : countertenor
Damien Pouvreau : theorbo