Dans cette pi ce de th tre inspir e de la vie de Perkin Warbeck, Georges Eekhoud explore les th mes de l'identit , de l'imposture et de la loyaut . Il montre comment la qu te du pouvoir peut conduire la trahison et la d sillusion, tout en mettant en lumi re la complexit de la nature humaine.
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