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Lorenzaccio

Play · French · 1896

Play text: Alfred de Musset

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Lorenzaccio is a romantic drama in five acts by Alfred de Musset, published in 1834 and first staged in 1896. Set in Florence in 1537, the work follows Lorenzo de’ Medici, who deliberately enters the corrupt circle surrounding Duke Alessandro de’ Medici in order to gain his confidence and assassinate him; the hoped-for political change does not, however, take place after the murder. The play combines political intrigue, an identity crisis, idealism and the limits of individual action.

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January 2027
14
JAN
Thu
19:30 · Theater Tempus fugitAward-winning group · Weil am Rhein · Germany
15
JAN
Fri
10:00 · Theater Tempus fugitAward-winning group · Weil am Rhein · Germany
15
JAN
Fri
19:30 · Theater Tempus fugitAward-winning group · Weil am Rhein · Germany
16
JAN
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19:30 · Theater Tempus fugitAward-winning group · Weil am Rhein · Germany
March 2027
4
MAR
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10:00 · Theater Tempus fugitAward-winning group · Lörrach · Germany
5
MAR
Fri
10:00 · Theater Tempus fugitAward-winning group · Lörrach · Germany
5
MAR
Fri
19:30 · Theater Tempus fugitAward-winning group · Lörrach · Germany
6
MAR
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19:30 · Theater Tempus fugitAward-winning group · Lörrach · Germany
June 2027
17
JUN
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19:30 · Theater Tempus fugitAward-winning group · Rheinfelden · Germany
18
JUN
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09:00 · Theater Tempus fugitAward-winning group · Rheinfelden · Germany
18
JUN
Fri
11:00 · Theater Tempus fugitAward-winning group · Rheinfelden · Germany
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Lorenzaccio

Lorenzaccio

Theater Tempus fugitAward-winning group
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Jan – Jun 2027

Weil am Rhein · Germany

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