Auditorium Viroflay - Gauguin, Van Gogh

Thursday 20 May 2027

20:30 to 21:45

Location : Auditorium

Destination

74, avenue du Général Leclerc

78220

Viroflay

GPS coordinates

Latitude : 48.804198

Longitude : 2.176166

By car: Parking Q-Park Viroflay Marché: 8 Rue Pierre Brossolette

Bus: Lines 171 and N161: stop at Grâce de Dieu or lines 6206 and 6207: stop at Les Arcades

By RER: Line L: stop: Viroflay - Rive Droite

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Location

Auditorium

74, avenue du Général Leclerc

78220

Viroflay

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Presentation

A play that recounts the time Vincent van Gogh and Paul Gauguin lived together in Arles, and the events that led to the famous severed-ear incident.

The final event—Van Gogh cutting off his ear—is known to everyone. But how did he reach such a state of despair that he committed this senseless act?

A few weeks earlier, Gauguin had joined Vincent at his house in Arles. Having lived in Provence for some time, Van Gogh was leading a relatively serene life there and painting with renewed enthusiasm. His ambition at the time was to establish an artists' house—a place for creation and sharing.

The play chronicles these nine decisive weeks. While the narrative is condensed, it is grounded in a genuine commitment to historical accuracy. It was written under the supervision of David Haziot, the biographer of Van Gogh (for Gallimard) and Gauguin (for Fayard).

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Prices

On ville-viroflay.fr section Ticketing (payment by credit card)
At the reception of the French Shield (payment by credit card or cash)
At the kiosk located at the library entrance (payment by credit card)

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