La Cagnotte - Tapa dura

Sinopsis

La Cagnotte, a comedic vaudeville in five acts, is a delightful play by Eugène Labiche and Eugène Delacour. First performed in 1864, this edition dates to 1874 and showcases the enduring appeal of Labiche's farcical style. The play revolves around a group of provincial characters and their misadventures, highlighting the humor and absurdity of everyday life in 19th-century France. With its witty dialogue and slapstick situations, "La Cagnotte" remains a classic example of French comedic theater.

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