Culture

For the first time on stage, at the Théâtre des Bouffes Parisiens, Josiane Balasko and her daughter Marilou Berry, in a play by Jean-Robert Charrier: "That’s love" By their side on stage, and in a production by Julie-Anne Roth: Riad Gahmi. Not to be missed! A real treat for those living in France who can […]

The highly anticipated return of POOR, the acclaimed stage adaptation of Katriona O’Sullivan’s powerful memoir, adapted by Sonya Kelly, directed by Gate Theatre Artistic Director Róisín McBrinn coming back to the Gate stage following its sold-out run and overwhelming audience demand. POOR charts Katriona O’Sullivan’s extraordinary journey as she emerges from her childhood in Coventry and Birmingham marked by poverty, addiction and homelessness. Moving […]

Co-organized with the Morgan Library & Museum New York, this exhibition, the first dedicated to Renoir’s works on paper, will highlight the importance of graphic techniques in the evolution of his art. It also reveals the intimate links between his paintings and drawings, particularly from the 1880s, when Renoir moves away from Impressionism but continues […]

The emblematic piece of French classical theatre, 'Le Cid'! The return of Denis Podalydès to the staging with this mythical play. When the father of Chimène slaps Rodrigue’s father out of jealousy, a deadly duel ensues. Corneille locks the lovers in an absolute dilemma, to be discovered. Recognised as a genius of litterature, Corneille was […]