THE CONFESSION OF A CHILD OF THE CENTURY

"When the past no longer illuminates the future, the mind walks in darkness..."

A major autobiographical novel of the 19th century, The Confession of a Child of the Century bears the marks of Musset's break with George Sand. Octave, a disillusioned young man, belongs to a generation that has lost its bearings and, lacking faith in ideals, takes refuge in cynicism, partying, and excess.

Betrayed by his mistress and best friend, he descends into debauchery before finding refuge in the countryside, where he meets Brigitte. With her, the hope for a sincere love and a peaceful life is born. But Octave's jealousy ultimately destroys this fragile happiness.

Carried by a minimalist staging, this performance gives full force to a romantic text that is profoundly relevant, where love, doubt, and the quest for self resonate with astonishing modernity.

Duration: 1h10 - Suitable for ages 12 and up
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