Play explores young actors' journey through 20 years
A play titled Vertige (2001-2021) by Guillaume Vincent follows four young actors as they enter a national drama school in September 2001, a time of global uncertainty. The story traces their training, personal relationships, and the challenges they face, including illness and grief, up to a reunion 20 years later.Play questions history's impact on personal lives
The production delves into how historical events shape individual lives, blending reality and fiction. It also pays a heartfelt tribute to the acting profession, highlighting the emotional and psychological demands of the craft.Play developed with support from drama school and festival
The project began at the Cours Florent, a well-known drama school, under the guidance of actress and professor Laurence Côte. Guillaume Vincent, the director and writer, gave his approval. The play was well-received at the Hivernales festival, earning nominations and awards for the cast and performance.Play to be performed in Paris through December
Vertige (2001-2021) will be staged at the Théâtre de La Manufacture des Abbesses in Paris from October 22 to December 6, 2026. Performances will take place on Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays at 9 PM, and on Sundays at 5 PM. The play is intended for audiences aged 12 and older and lasts approximately 1 hour and 30 minutes.Credits highlight collaborative effort
The play's text was written by Guillaume Vincent and several other contributors, including Suzanne de Baecque and Adèle Choubard. César Oliva directed the production, with lighting design by Noémie Rade. The cast includes actors such as Tess Alessi, Antoine Lutinier, and others, with some roles played by alternating performers.
