Sociétaire honoraire
By winning the 2009 Molière Award for his breathtaking performance in Shakespeare’s Coriolanus, Roland Bertin celebrated the 50th birthday of his acting career, on stage, in movies and on television. He started acting in the mid-fifties and took part in films by Renoir, Resnais, Lavelli and Chéreau.
In the early sixties, he founded his own company, a united group of artists touring in Brittany and Burgundy. In 1967, he cofounded the Centre dramatique de Bourgogne (Arts Centre for Theater in Burgundy) and experimented with many styles and with numerous masters, though oftentimes going in totally opposite directions. He thus worked on plays, straddling between the very demanding Claude Régy to the very bold Roger Planchon. He honored quality television programs, such the ones directed by Bluwal and Santelli. On the big screen, he took part in more than fifty movies directed by Corneau, Costa-Gavras, Gainsbourg, Losey and Téchiné.
He participated in the greatest moments in the history of theater, discovering contemporary playwrights such as Copi, Vinaver, Sarraute, Schehadé, Grumberg and Obaldia. Roland Bertin joined the Comédie-Française in 1982. Twenty years later, he quit having been named a sociétaire honoraire. He survived six General Administrators and explored the worlds of the greatest. In 1989, Bertin played one of his favorite roles, Galileo, under the direction of Antoine Vitez in the latest staging by the latter.
by Alfred de Musset Direceted by Yves Beaunesne
Le Baron
Théâtre éphémère
by Alfred de Musset Direceted by Yves Beaunesne
Le Baron
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The Wedding by Witold Gombrowicz Directed by Jacques Rosner
Ignace, père et roi
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by Nikolaï Gogol Directed by Jean-Louis Benoit
Antonovitch Skvoznik-Dmoukhanovski
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The Homecoming by Harold Pinter Directed by Catherine Hiegel
Max
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The Miser by Molière Directed by Andrei Serban
Anselme
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The Miser by Molière Directed by Andrei Serban
Anselme
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by Jean-Claude Grumberg Directed by Jean-Michel Ribes
Oncle Merle
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by Nikolaï Gogol Directed by Jean-Louis Benoit
Antonovitch Skvoznik-Dmoukhanovski
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by Nikolaï Gogol Directed by Jean-Louis Benoit
Antonovitch Skvoznik-Dmoukhanovski
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Mother Courage by Bertolt Brecht Directed by Jorge Lavelli
Le soldat
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by Arthur Adamov Directed by Gilles Chavassieux
The Old Man
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L'Entretien de M. Descartes avec M....
by Jean-Claude Brisville Directed by Yves Gasc
Jérôme
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by Javier Tomeo Directed by Félix Prader
le Marquis
Studio
Dom Juan ou le Festin de pierre
Dom Juan or the Feast with the Statue by Molière Directed by Jacques Lassalle
Sganarelle
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by Friedrich von Schiller Directed by Marcel Bluwal
The Valet Room (alternating)
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Dom Juan ou le Festin de pierre
by Molière Directed by Jacques Lassalle
Sganarelle
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Maman revient, pauvre orphelin
by Jean-Claude Grumberg Directed by Philippe Adrien
l'Auteur
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by Serge Rezvani Directed by Jean Lacornerie
Ellison
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by Georges Schehadé Directed by Jean-Louis Benoit
Monsieur Bob'le
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Dom Juan ou le Festin de pierre
Dom Juan or the Feast with the Statue by Molière Directed by Jacques Lassalle
Sganarelle
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by Nathalie Sarraute Directed by Jacques Lassalle
H2 (Elle est là)
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by Victor Hugo Directed by Jean-Luc Boutté
Triboulet
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Life of Galileo by Bertolt Brecht Directed by Antoine Vitez
Galilée
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by Victor Hugo Directed by Jean-Luc Boutté
Triboulet
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The Tragedy of King Christophe by Aimé Césaire Directed by Idrissa Ouédraogo
Christophe
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by Beaumarchais Directed by Jean-Luc Boutté
Bartholo
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The Tragedy of King Christophe by Aimé Césaire Directed by Idrissa Ouédraogo
Christophe
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by Beaumarchais Directed by Jean-Luc Boutté
Bartholo
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Life of Galileo by Bertolt Brecht Directed by Antoine Vitez
Galilée
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Life of Galileo by Bertolt Brecht Directed by Antoine Vitez
Galilée
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by William Shakespeare Directed by Lluis Pasqual
le Beau ; Audrey ; Corin
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by Jules Michelet Directed by Simone Benmussa
Michelet
Odéon
by Jules Michelet Directed by Simone Benmussa
Michelet
Odéon
by Samuel Beckett Directed by Gildas Bourdet
Hamm
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by Eugène Labiche and Edouard Martin Directed by Pierre Mondy
Malingear
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by Alain-René Lesage Directed by Yves Gasc
Monsieur Turcaret
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by Molière Directed by Catherine Hiegel
Chrysale
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by Molière Directed by Catherine Hiegel
Chrysale
Odéon
by Alain-René Lesage Directed by Yves Gasc
Monsieur Turcaret
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by Jean Racine Directed by Klaus-Michaël Grüber
Arsace
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The Bourgeois Gentleman by Molière Directed by Jean-Luc Boutté
Monsieur Jourdain
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by Jean Genet Directed by Georges Lavaudant
l'Evêque
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by Jean Racine Directed by Klaus-Michaël Grüber
Arsace
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by Anton Tchekhov Directed by Claude Régy
Ivanov, Nikolaï Alexeïevitch
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by Jean Giraudoux Directed by Jacques Sereys
le Droguiste
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The Summer Folk by Maxime Gorki Directed by Jacques Lassalle
Chalimov
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The Miser by Molière Directed by Jean-Paul Roussillon
Maître Jacques
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The Summer Folk by Maxime Gorki Directed by Jacques Lassalle
Chalimov
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The Miser by Molière Directed by Jean-Paul Roussillon
Maître Jacques
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by Jean Giraudoux Directed by Jacques Sereys
le Droguiste
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The Double Inconstancy by Marivaux Directed by Jean-Luc Boutté
Trivelin
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by Henry Becque Directed by Jean-Pierre Vincent
Teissier
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by Pedro Calderon de la Barca Directed by Jorge Lavelli
Basile
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by Henry Becque Directed by Jean-Pierre Vincent
Teissier
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Ouverture des réservations pour les représentations du mois de juillet Salle Richelieu :
En raison du renforcement des mesures de sécurité dans le cadre du plan Vigipirate « Urgence attentat », nous vous demandons de vous présenter 30 minutes avant le début de la représentation afin de faciliter le contrôle.
Nous vous rappelons également qu’un seul sac (de type sac à main, petit sac à dos) par personne est admis dans l’enceinte des trois théâtres de la Comédie-Française. Tout spectateur se présentant muni d’autres sacs (sac de courses, bagage) ou objets encombrants, se verra interdire l’entrée des bâtiments.
