Oscar et la dame rose

Play · French · 2003

Play text: Éric-Emmanuel Schmitt

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Éric-Emmanuel Schmitt’s play follows ten-year-old Oscar during his stay in hospital. Encouraged by Mamie Rose, a volunteer who visits the paediatric ward, he writes letters to God and imagines each day he has left as a decade of life. The stage work was created in 2003 from Schmitt’s epistolary novel, published in 2002.

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Oscar et la dame rose

Compagnie Intrusion

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2017

Gleizé · France

Oscar and the Pink Lady

American Theatre Company

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Jan 2010

Schaerbeek · Belgium

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BATS Antwerp

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2009

Antwerpen · Belgium

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