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The Comedy of Errors
Calais Opalenews event
The Comedy of Errors On April 9, 2027, at 8:30 p.m., at the Calais Theater, the La Porte au Trèfle theater troupe presents "The Comedy of Errors," a burlesque adaptation of William Shakespeare's original farce. This play tells the story of twin brothers separated in childhood after a shipwreck, who happen to meet again in the same city and set out in search of their other selves. The result is a romantic and comical mix-up, where misunderstandings come thick and fast. No one understands anyone else anymore, and everything is at risk: the wedding, their financial situation... The five-actor troupe brings 15 characters to life with humor and creativity. The production is directed by Zelda Bourquin. Tickets are €22.
Play: "Foutu Mariage" by the Les 3 Coups theater company
Bourbourg
Espace Jean Monnet presents Charles Istace’s play “Foutu Mariage.” The play features a disillusioned widower, a bewildered friend, a money-hungry wife, a neighbor who’s very involved in her neighbors’ lives, a disillusioned soon-to-be ex-wife, an aunt willing to resort to any underhanded scheme, and a sister who’s an expert at online dating sites. They’re all looking for love—or maybe not!
The Invitation
Calais Opalenews event
The Invitation On January 19, 2027, at 8:30 p.m., at the Calais Theater, two leading figures of French cinema will share the stage: Frédéric Chau and Guy Lecluyse. They star in a comedy written by Hadrien Raccah, in which Daniel—a husband feeling a bit stifled by his life—invents an imaginary friend as a way to escape. But when his wife decides to meet this mysterious Charlie, everything goes haywire. Daniel hires a stranger to play the part, a decision that quickly spirals out of control and turns this little arrangement into utter chaos. Misunderstandings, absurd situations, and unexpected twists: *L’Invitation* is a jubilant, closed-door comedy where masks come off and pretences shatter. The show is presented as part of the Culture category. Tickets are €34.