La Petite Ville

By: Picard, Louis B.

"La Petite Ville" est une com die de m "urs magistrale de Louis-Beno (R)t Picard, qui s'impose comme une "uvre incontournable du r pertoire th tral fran ais du d but du XIXe si cle. La pi ce met en sc ne les dynamiques sociales complexes et souvent ridicules d'une petite commune de province, o l'arriv e d'un tranger d clenche une vague de curiosit , de jalousie et de quiproquos. Picard y d peint avec une ironie mordante les travers de ses contemporains, fustigeant la vanit et l'esprit de clocher.

Le g nie de l'auteur r side dans sa capacit observer les d tails les plus infimes de la vie quotidienne pour en tirer une critique sociale universelle. travers des dialogues vifs et des situations comiques, "La Petite Ville" explore les tensions entre la ville et la province, tout en offrant une galerie de portraits psychologiques d'une grande finesse. Cette "uvre t moigne de l'habilet de Picard capturer l'essence de la com die humaine, faisant de cette pi ce un classique durable qui continue de s duire par son humour et son observation aigu de la soci t .

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• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1025773705
• ISBN13: 9781025773704
• Release Date: February 2026
• Publisher: Tradd Street Press
• Length: 156 Pages
• Weight: 0.88 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.4" x 6.1" x 9.2"