ONCLE VANIA

Description

Translation, Arthur Adamov. Play, Vincent Bonillo, Pierre Dubey, Bérangère Mastrangelo, Patricia Mollet-Mercier, Clarisse Morizot, Pierre Omer, Juliana Samarine and Edmond Vuilloud. Staging, Françoise Courvoisier. Assistant, Nelson Duborgel. Artistic collaboration, Gilbert Maire (scenography) and André Kasper (painting). Lighting, Rinaldo Del Boca. Music, Pierre Omer. Sound, Nicolas Le Roy. ASTROV. Man was endowed with reason to multiply what was given to him, but so far, he does not create, he destroys... Forests are decreasing, game disappears, and the climate becomes harsher every day. Each day, the earth impoverishes and becomes uglier. A striking play about current issues, notably through the trial it makes of man's destruction of nature. But it also talks about love, the passing of time, and lost illusions... Family conflicts, where domination and frustrations intertwine, are also still relevant... In short, all humanity is both splendid and terrifying in this masterpiece by Chekhov, where the tragedy of existence presents a comic character as disarming as it is profound. Fifteen years after a memorable staging of The Seagull at the Théâtre Pitoëff, Françoise Courvoisier returns to an author she loves more than any other.

Highlights

• Staged by Françoise Courvoisier
• Cast with Vincent Bonillo and Bérangère Mastrangelo
• Current theme on the destruction of nature

General Information

ONCLE VANIA is a play by Anton Chekhov that addresses universal themes such as love, the passage of time, and lost illusions. Presented at the Théâtre des Amis de Carouge, this production highlights family conflicts and contemporary environmental issues.

Location

Place du Temple 8, 1227 Carouge GE, Switzerland

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