Mademoiselle Julie | Closed: 29 September 2012

Mademoiselle Julie

Show Info Cast & Creative Related News

Genre

Venue

Barbican Theatre Get directions

First Performance 20/09/2012

Closing 29/09/2012

Running Time 2h no intervals

Juliette Binoche stars in a brand new production of Strindberg’s classic Mademoiselle Julie.

The scandalous 1888 play, about the daughter of a Count who escapes the strict social impositions of her time through an encounter with a footman, is updated by Frédéric Fisbach to the modern day. In the process Fisbach highlights how the timeless themes of love, lust and social convention are still as pertinent today.

Through his use of a chorus and striking, contemporary staging Fisbach breathes new life into a classic play.

Mademoiselle Julie is performed in French with English surtitles.

Suitable for ages 14+

Cast

Juliette Binoche, Nicolas Bouchaud, Bénédicte Cerutti and a local community cast

Creative

Director - Frédéric Fisbach

Producer - Avignon Festival in a co-production with Barbican, London, Odéon-Théâtre de l’Europe, les Théâtres de la ville de Luxembourg, Théâtre Liberté de Toulon, La Comédie de Reims Centre dramatique national, CDDB Théâtre de Lorient Centre dramatique national, France Télévisions, Compagnie Frédéric Fisbach

Lighting Designer - Laurent P. Berger

Set Designer - Laurent P. Berger

Author - August Strindberg

Translated By - Terje Sinding

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