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Montansier Theater - Le Repas des fauves
From Friday 23 to Saturday 24 May 2025
Sunday 25 May 2025
Location : Théâtre Montansier
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13 Rue des Réservoirs
78000
Versailles
GPS coordinates
Latitude : 48.808077
Longitude : 2.12423
A13 Paris-Rouen motorway, Versailles Château exit
Place d'Armes car park (opposite the château,
free from 7.30pm, 5 minutes from the Theatre).
Notre-Dame market car park (fee payable).
SNCF: Paris Saint-Lazare terminus
Versailles Rive Droite (10-minute walk)
SNCF: Paris Montparnasse, Versailles Chantiers stop
then Phébus bus line B, Réservoirs stop
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RER line C5, terminus
Versailles Rive Gauche (10-minute walk)
RER line C7, direction Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines
stop Versailles Chantiers then bus Phébus line B, stop Réservoirs
- Phébus line B, Réservoirs stop
- Veolia line 1, Réservoirs stop
- RATP line 171, Château de Versailles stop
Place d'Armes car park (opposite the château,
free from 7.30pm, 5 minutes from the Theatre).
Notre-Dame market car park (fee payable).
SNCF: Paris Saint-Lazare terminus
Versailles Rive Droite (10-minute walk)
SNCF: Paris Montparnasse, Versailles Chantiers stop
then Phébus bus line B, Réservoirs stop
Page 4 of 9
RER line C5, terminus
Versailles Rive Gauche (10-minute walk)
RER line C7, direction Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines
stop Versailles Chantiers then bus Phébus line B, stop Réservoirs
- Phébus line B, Réservoirs stop
- Veolia line 1, Réservoirs stop
- RATP line 171, Château de Versailles stop
Event Organizer
Théâtre Montansier
Location
Théâtre Montansier
13 Rue des Réservoirs
78000
Versailles
Presentation
Le Repas des fauves - Theatre
Theatre
Paris 1942. Seven guests, who have more or less come to terms with the German occupation, meet at the home of one of them to celebrate their host's birthday. The evening was going well when two German officers were shot dead at the foot of their building. In retaliation, the Gestapo enter the building and decide to take two hostages from each flat. But Commandant Kaubach, who is in charge of the operation, recognises the owner of the flat, Mr Pélissier, as a bookseller from whom he regularly buys books. Anxious to maintain the courteous relationship he had always enjoyed with him, he decided to let them finish their dinner and only pick up his hostages at dessert. Better still, he lets them choose the two hostages who will accompany him. And so Le Repas des fauves begins.
Far from depicting an era, the play develops a timeless, universal and terribly human dramatic plot with which every spectator can identify, inevitably ending up asking themselves: ‘What would I do in their place?
Paris 1942. Seven guests, who have more or less come to terms with the German occupation, meet at the home of one of them to celebrate their host's birthday. The evening was going well when two German officers were shot dead at the foot of their building. In retaliation, the Gestapo enter the building and decide to take two hostages from each flat. But Commandant Kaubach, who is in charge of the operation, recognises the owner of the flat, Mr Pélissier, as a bookseller from whom he regularly buys books. Anxious to maintain the courteous relationship he had always enjoyed with him, he decided to let them finish their dinner and only pick up his hostages at dessert. Better still, he lets them choose the two hostages who will accompany him. And so Le Repas des fauves begins.
Far from depicting an era, the play develops a timeless, universal and terribly human dramatic plot with which every spectator can identify, inevitably ending up asking themselves: ‘What would I do in their place?
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