Un homme trop facile
Actor adored by the public, Alex, the pleasant and tolerant man, gets ready to come on stage for the "première" of Misanthrope when Alceste
Actor adored by the public, Alex, the pleasant and tolerant man, gets ready to come on stage for the "première" of Misanthrope when Alceste, the truth, the man in the green ribbons of Molière, appears to him in the mirror of his dressing room.
Once his amazement went by, the conversation begins badly between the one who would like to change the world and the one who accepts it as it is. Who will triumph, of the angry idealist who’s indignant about life or of lenient libertine who laughed at it? And which one will win the favors of the imperceptible Célimène?
In this brilliant variation on the most enigmatic of the plays of Molière, Eric-Emmanuel Schmitt, one of the authors the most performed in the world, reverts with the verve which made the success of his dramatic work, from The Visitor to
Partners in crime going through When feelings shift.