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La Grande Scène du Chesnay - Marius
Location : La Grande Scène du Chesnay
Destination
37, rue Caruel-de-Saint-Martin
78150
Le Chesnay-Rocquencourt
GPS coordinates
Latitude : 48.820759
Longitude : 2.121608
By car
From Paris: A13 – Le Chesnay-Rocquencourt exit
By public transport
From Paris Montparnasse: Versailles Chantiers – bus route 6201 or 6202 (Redingote stop)
By RER C: Versailles Rive Gauche – bus 6202 (Redingote stop)
From Paris-St-Lazare: Versailles Rive Droite – bus route 6205 (Stade Michaux stop) or route 6201 (Redingote stop)
From Paris: A13 – Le Chesnay-Rocquencourt exit
By public transport
From Paris Montparnasse: Versailles Chantiers – bus route 6201 or 6202 (Redingote stop)
By RER C: Versailles Rive Gauche – bus 6202 (Redingote stop)
From Paris-St-Lazare: Versailles Rive Droite – bus route 6205 (Stade Michaux stop) or route 6201 (Redingote stop)
Location
La Grande Scène du Chesnay
37, rue Caruel-de-Saint-Martin
78150
Le Chesnay-Rocquencourt
Presentation
Come and see the play "Marius" by the legendary Marcel Pagnol, performed by Jean-Philippe Daguerre and seven actors from the southern branch of his theatre company, "Le Grenier de Babouchka".
The play "Marius" tells the following story:
In the old harbour, Marius helps his father César, a bar owner with a fiery temper, whilst watching Fanny, the shell seller with whom he has been in love since childhood.
Yet Marius’s fate is torn. Whilst his heart beats for Fanny, his soul is irresistibly drawn to the call of the open sea. The arrival of the three-masted ship “Le Malaisie” in the port of Marseille is set to upset this fragile balance. Amidst romantic dilemmas, family ties and dreams of adventure, discover the timeless tale of a man faced with difficult choices. A poignant insight into Provençal culture and the trials and tribulations of youth.
In the old harbour, Marius helps his father César, a bar owner with a fiery temper, whilst watching Fanny, the shell seller with whom he has been in love since childhood.
Yet Marius’s fate is torn. Whilst his heart beats for Fanny, his soul is irresistibly drawn to the call of the open sea. The arrival of the three-masted ship “Le Malaisie” in the port of Marseille is set to upset this fragile balance. Amidst romantic dilemmas, family ties and dreams of adventure, discover the timeless tale of a man faced with difficult choices. A poignant insight into Provençal culture and the trials and tribulations of youth.
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Prices
At the ticket office – town hall ticket desk (9, rue Pottier): Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday: 8.30 am – 1 pm; 2 pm – 5 pm; Tuesday: 8.30 am – 1 pm; 2 pm – 7 pm; Saturday: closed
One hour before the start of the performance at the reception desk of La Grande Scène (subject to availability)
One hour before the start of the performance at the reception desk of La Grande Scène (subject to availability)
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