Les Marchands d'Etoiles

4 NOMINATIONS FOR THE MOLIÈRES 2025 Best private theatre show Best author for Anthony Michineau Best actor in a private theatre for Guillaume Bouchède (Winner) Best supporting actor for Nicolas Martinez

4 NOMINATIONS FOR THE MOLIÈRES 2025

Best private theatre show

Best author for Anthony Michineau

Best actor in a private theatre for Guillaume Bouchède (Winner)

Best supporting actor for Nicolas Martinez

Les Marchands d’étoiles

A play by Anthony Michineau, directed by Julien Alluguette.

Cast: Guillaume Bouchède or Eric Collado or Jean-Jérôme Esposito

Nicolas Martinez or Romain Thunin or Guillaume Compiano

Anthony Michineau or Thibaut Gonzalez or Romain Fleury

Julien Crampon or Vianney Fayard or Alban Pellet

Stéphanie Caillol or Clotilde Daniault or Sabine Perraud

Axelle Dodier or Justine Teulié or Sawsan Abes or Ilona Bachelier

Duration: 1h20

June 1942, life goes on in a Parisian fabric warehouse. Raymond Martineau, the boss who seems straight out of a Pagnol play, fails to assert his authority over his daughter. Or his wife, for that matter. And then there's Joseph, his youngest employee, whose father is Breton but whose mother is Jewish. And finally there's Louis, his oldest employee, whose new friend is a collaborator of the worst kind. But apart from that... Life goes on. A favourite of Le Figaro and Le Parisien, winner of the best author award for Anthony Michineau at the Avignon Festival 2023, winner of the best director award for Julien Alluguette at the Avignon Festival 2024.

"Les marchands d’étoiles" should be, for La Provence, recognised as being of public utility. Unanimous press: « A favourite  » « Writing, acting, directing combine to create a high-quality show where there is also a lot of laughter  ». Le Figaro

« Les marchands d'étoiles is a play where emotion shines through every line [...]. It should be seen by everyone, and should be recognised as being of public utility  » La Provence

« A superb set, generous actors, a story where hot and cold blow, between moments of humour and humanity, for better or for worse. Bravo!  » Le Parisien

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