Hemingway

TO WRITE, TO DRINK, AND TO DIE Ernest Hemingway, the most French of American writers, is famous for having written The Old Man and the Sea, A Moveable Feast, or For Whom the Bell Tolls. This earned him the Nobel Prize in Literature in

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The show Hemingway traces his extraordinary journey, his literary approach, but also his suffering in living as well as writing, through the major stages of his life.

He rubs shoulders with Al Capone in Chicago in the 20s. Liberates Paris in

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Writes, cries, and drinks in Cuba afterwards. And ends his adventures in the United States in

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A biopic that will make you want to reread Hemingway's works.

The biopic of the most French of American writers. An original creation to discover for the first time at Lucernaire. By Pascale Moine-Frémy Directed by Élie Rapp With Jérome Paquatte Set design by Pascale Duchaussoy Lighting by Dan Imbert Production PPPROD Supported by Ville de Bonneuil sur Marne and L’Athénée le petit théâtre de Rueil Duration: 1h15 Shows start promptly on time. Latecomers will not be admitted to the theatre. Recommended age for this play: from 10 years old Not accessible to people with reduced mobility.