La Double Inconstance

In this adaptation of Marivaux's classic play, Silvia, a young woman deeply in love with the Prince, finds herself the object of his manipulative desires. He enlists his loyal servant Arlequin to help him win her over by pretending to be a simple gentleman. As Silvia's affections begin to waver, Arlequin finds himself caught between his loyalty to the Prince and his growing feelings for Silvia.

This production of Marivaux's 'La Double Inconstance' by Alain Françon was generally well-received by critics for its faithful adaptation and strong performances, capturing the wit and psychological depth of the original play.

• Praised for its intelligent direction and faithful interpretation of Marivaux's text.
• The cast delivers compelling performances, particularly in navigating the complex emotional shifts.
• Captures the play's themes of love, deception, and social commentary effectively.

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Marivaux's 'La Double Inconstance' was originally written and first performed in 1723.