Fanny et Alexandre
Fanny and Alexander
by Ingmar Bergman
Directed by Julie Deliquet
Richelieu
9 February 16 June 2019
Richelieu
Fanny et Alexandre
2019-02-09 20:30:00 2019-06-16 14:00:00
From Alexandre to all the members of the family, the characters offer Julie Deliquet a partition on themes that are dear to her: the family, the couple, death and generational conflict.
“I can exist without making films, but I cannot exist without making theatre” said Ingmar Bergman, who is entering the Repertoire with this production, in the year marking the hundredth anniversary of his birth. While he is known as a filmmaker, people are less aware that he was also an immense man of theatre.
Fanny and Alexander, which he considered to be his testamentary work, first appeared in a novelised form before being directed for television and then adapted for cinema. It is this hybrid material that Julie Deliquet takes hold of. After the success of her staging of Vania, she is reunited with the actors of the Comédie-Française for this sweeping epic on the life of a theatrical family. In a Salle Richelieu transposed to the beginning of the twentieth century, she invites them to the Ekdhals’ Christmas party.
Oscar, Helena Ekdhal’s son, has taken over the management of the theatre from his mother. After his sudden death, his wife Émilie, also an actress, seems to find a way of restoring meaning to her existence in the person of the Lutheran bishop Edvard Vergerus. From then on, her life and that of her two children, Fanny and Alexandre, suffer under the mental violence to which this severe man subjects them. From Alexandre, an autobiographical figure who resists religious authority with the innocence of his age and the firmness of a spirit devoted to imagination, to all the members of the family, the characters offer Julie Deliquet a partition on themes that are dear to her: the family, the couple, death and generational conflict. She presents an ensemble piece infused with Bergman’s thoughts on theatre, a tribute to this art, to its magic and its necessity.
NEW PRODUCTION
REPERTOIRE ENTRY
Duration
2h45, with an intermission
Venue
Creative team
Translation: Lucie Albertini et Carl Gustaf Bjurström
Scenic version: Florence Seyvos, Julie Deliquet et Julie André
Directed by : Julie Deliquet
Scenography****: Éric Ruf et Julie Deliquet
Costumes: Julie Scobeltzine
Light: Vyara Stefanova
Original music : Mathieu Boccaren
Artistic collaboration****: Julie André
Assistant scenography: Zoé Pautet
Distribution
the company
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Rebecca
MarderFanny, fille d’Oscar et Emilie
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The Comédie-Française Academy
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Noémie
PastegerBerta, domestique chez Helena
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Léa
SchweitzerLisen, domestique chez Helena, et Eva, voisine d’Helena
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Gallery
Fanny et Alexandre 18/19
Thierry Hancisse, Rebecca Marder, Elsa Lepoivre, Jean Chevalier
Fanny et Alexandre 18/19
Elsa Lepoivre, Gaël Kamilindi, Denis Podalydès, Rebecca Marder, Florence Viala, Jean Chevalier
Fanny et Alexandre 18/19
Elsa Lepoivre, Anna Cervinka, Rebecca Marder, Jean Chevalier, Thierry Hancisse, Anne Kessler
Fanny et Alexandre 18/19
Anna Cervinka, Rebecca Marder, Jean Chevalier
Fanny et Alexandre 18/19
Thierry Hancisse, Gilles David, Hervé Pierre, Elsa Lepoivre
Fanny et Alexandre 18/19
Jean Chevalier
Fanny et Alexandre 18/19
Denis Podalydès, Rebecca Marder
Fanny et Alexandre 18/19
Noam Morgensztern, Véronique Vella, Gilles David
Fanny et Alexandre 18/19
Thierry Hancisse, Elsa Lepoivre
Fanny et Alexandre 18/19
Thierry Hancisse
Fanny et Alexandre 18/19
Dominique Blanc, Gilles David
