Come join us for the Theater Club at the French Library, a place to read, watch, discuss and recite contemporary and classic French plays with fellow enthusiasts! At the Theater Club, we'll discuss a different play every other month and read excerpts aloud to each other.
This club strives to foster discussion and dialogue around a love of contemporary theater and a chosen play: attendees are wholeheartedly encouraged to come and practice speaking in French. No acting skill required, and no public performances are planned!
November 2024 = Passeport by Alexis Michalik
September 2024 = Hôtel des deux mondes by Éric-Emmanuel Schmitt
May 2024 = Adieu Monsieur Haffmann by Jean-Philippe Daguerre.
March 2024 = 4211 km by Aïla Navidi.
January 2024 = Le voyageur sans bagage by Jean Anouilh.
November 2023 = Le dieu du carnage by Yasmina Reza.
September 2023 = Rentrée 42: Bienvenue les enfants by Pierre-Olivier Scotto and Xavier Lemaire.
May 2023 = Edmond by Alexis Michalik.
March 2023 = Jacques et son maître by Milan Kundera.
January 2023 = Fallait pas le dire by Salomé Lelouch.
This club strives to foster discussion and dialogue around a love of contemporary theater and a chosen play: attendees are wholeheartedly encouraged to come and practice speaking in French. No acting skill required, and no public performances are planned!
Plays we have read:
January 2025 = Les ondes magnétiques by David LescotNovember 2024 = Passeport by Alexis Michalik
September 2024 = Hôtel des deux mondes by Éric-Emmanuel Schmitt
May 2024 = Adieu Monsieur Haffmann by Jean-Philippe Daguerre.
March 2024 = 4211 km by Aïla Navidi.
January 2024 = Le voyageur sans bagage by Jean Anouilh.
November 2023 = Le dieu du carnage by Yasmina Reza.
September 2023 = Rentrée 42: Bienvenue les enfants by Pierre-Olivier Scotto and Xavier Lemaire.
May 2023 = Edmond by Alexis Michalik.
March 2023 = Jacques et son maître by Milan Kundera.
January 2023 = Fallait pas le dire by Salomé Lelouch.
French Library Theater Club
Come join us for the new Theater Club at the French Library, a place to read, watch, discuss and recite contemporary and classic French plays with fellow enthusiasts.
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