Phèdre

The Théâtre Lucas-Paumier presents a new interpretation of "Phèdre", Racine's classical tragedy, offering an immersion into passions and moral dilemmas.

This production of "Phèdre" at the Théâtre Lucas-Paumier revisits one of the major works of the French classical repertoire. The play, written in alexandrines, explores the torments of Phèdre, enamoured with her stepson Hippolyte, and the devastating consequences of this forbidden love. The show is rooted in the tradition of classical theatre, while offering a contemporary staging that highlights the timelessness of the themes addressed: desire, guilt, honour, and destiny.

Expect an intense and moving performance, where Racine's text is served by a dedicated cast. The Théâtre Lucas-Paumier, known for its warm atmosphere, provides an ideal setting to appreciate the dramatic force of this tragedy. The audience is invited to rediscover the power of the verses and the complexity of the characters, in an interpretation that will appeal to both connoisseurs and newcomers to classical theatre.