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Un Château de Cartes - Tournée
Theatre

A House of Cards - Tour

Sunday, 11 April 2027
12:00
Théâtre Debussy - Palais des Festivals, Cannes
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About this event
Discover the latest theatrical work by Hadrien Raccah at the Théâtre Debussy within the Palais des Festivals in Cannes. The drama unfolds around Adam and Caroline, who host Vincent and his companion for dinner. After Vincent leaves, a jealousy-fueled argument erupts between Adam and Caroline, interrupted by unexpected noises in the house. Suddenly, Vincent returns due to a nearby car breakdown, but the dynamics have shifted — now Vincent and Caroline arrive at Adam's home for dinner, turning the situation upside down. This play is directed by Serge Postigo and features a cast including Gérard Darmon, Isabelle Gélinas, and Stéphan Wojtowicz. The production boasts detailed scenic design by Stéfanie Jarre, costumes by Jean-Daniel Vuillermoz, lighting by Didier Brun, video by Sébastien Mizermont, and music composed by David Parienti.
A House of Cards - Tour
Sunday, 11 April 2027
12:00
Théâtre Debussy - Palais des Festivals, Cannes
CANNES
Un Château de Cartes - Tournée
Theatre
About this event
Discover the latest theatrical work by Hadrien Raccah at the Théâtre Debussy within the Palais des Festivals in Cannes. The drama unfolds around Adam and Caroline, who host Vincent and his companion for dinner. After Vincent leaves, a jealousy-fueled argument erupts between Adam and Caroline, interrupted by unexpected noises in the house. Suddenly, Vincent returns due to a nearby car breakdown, but the dynamics have shifted — now Vincent and Caroline arrive at Adam's home for dinner, turning the situation upside down. This play is directed by Serge Postigo and features a cast including Gérard Darmon, Isabelle Gélinas, and Stéphan Wojtowicz. The production boasts detailed scenic design by Stéfanie Jarre, costumes by Jean-Daniel Vuillermoz, lighting by Didier Brun, video by Sébastien Mizermont, and music composed by David Parienti.