Zazie dans le métro

Name: Zazie dans le métro
Brand: Productions Jacques Canetti
SKU: BK_PJCA_000505UK
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Zazie dans le métro

By: Raymond Queneau

Narrated by: Claude Piéplu, Evelyne Levasseur

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Cette version théâtrale adaptée par Evelyne Levasseur fait découvrir le Paris romanesque des années cinquante décrit avec le langage populaire et même l'argot cher à Raymond Queneau.

Zazie incarne l'ingénuité d'une jeunesse qui a soif d'apprendre, et de comprendre ; elle ne se contente pas des apparences, mais préfère vérifier, et met à nu le désordre.

A la fin de son parcours, Zazie rencontre son auteur sur le quai de l'imaginaire : ils ont des "contes" à se rendre.

Pour mieux apprivoiser sa créature, il devra usurper l'identité de deux autres personnages de son roman : Tonton Gabriel et Trouscaillon.

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Difficult Situations