L'auberge rouge is a dramatic adaptation of Honor de Balzac's famous short story of the same name. Adapted for the stage in two acts by Serge Basset, this play brings Balzac's thrilling narrative to life. Set in a remote inn, the story explores themes of guilt, innocence, and the dark secrets that can haunt the human soul. This play offers a gripping theatrical experience, capturing the essence of Balzac's storytelling.
Presented in its original French, "L'auberge rouge" remains a compelling work for students and lovers of French literature and theater alike. A classic of French drama, this work preserves the legacy of Balzac's work for a new generation.
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