Rising Blue
After a life of industrious industrial work, André and Lucie have retired to the country. Another life starts and André sets out to ‘learn' about the world, the universe and everything in it. As he unravels the secrets of the cosmos, André unravels his fragile sanity, and Lucie is left to pick up the pieces.
A beautifully simple and tender piece, which echoes Jean-Paul Wenzel's "Far away from Hagondange" written 25 years earlier. A generation has passed and the terms ‘working life' and ‘retirement' have taken on completely different meanings. Wenzel reflects on the work that launched his career in a very personal and intimate tone.
Rising Blue was part of the National Theatre's 'Channels' project, a series of contemporary French plays read in translation at the Lyttleton.
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A beautifully simple and tender piece, which echoes Jean-Paul Wenzel's "Far away from Hagondange" written 25 years earlier. A generation has passed and the terms ‘working life' and ‘retirement' have taken on completely different meanings. Wenzel reflects on the work that launched his career in a very personal and intimate tone.
Rising Blue was part of the National Theatre's 'Channels' project, a series of contemporary French plays read in translation at the Lyttleton.
Rising Blue
After a life of industrious industrial work, André and Lucie have retired to the country. Another life starts and André sets out to ‘learn' about the world, the universe and everything in it. As he unravels the secrets of the cosmos, André unravels his fragile sanity, and Lucie is left to pick up the pieces.
A beautifully simple and tender piece, which echoes Jean-Paul Wenzel's "Far away from Hagondange" written 25 years earlier. A generation has passed and the terms ‘working life' and ‘retirement' have taken on completely different meanings. Wenzel reflects on the work that launched his career in a very personal and intimate tone.
Rising Blue was part of the National Theatre's 'Channels' project, a series of contemporary French plays read in translation at the Lyttleton.
A beautifully simple and tender piece, which echoes Jean-Paul Wenzel's "Far away from Hagondange" written 25 years earlier. A generation has passed and the terms ‘working life' and ‘retirement' have taken on completely different meanings. Wenzel reflects on the work that launched his career in a very personal and intimate tone.
Rising Blue was part of the National Theatre's 'Channels' project, a series of contemporary French plays read in translation at the Lyttleton.
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Product Details
| ISBN-13: | 9781840023077 |
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| Publisher: | Bloomsbury Academic |
| Publication date: | 04/01/2003 |
| Series: | Oberon Modern Plays |
| Pages: | 72 |
| Product dimensions: | 1.00(w) x 1.00(h) x 1.00(d) |
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