Petits meurtres entre nous

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Play text: Christian Dalimier, Evelyne Rambeaux, Stéphane Stubbé and Pascale Vander Zypen

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A participatory French-language police comedy by Christian Dalimier, Evelyne Rambeaux, Stéphane Stubbé and Pascale Vander Zypen. Set in 1944, the work places the audience among the suspects and witnesses after the discovery of a baron’s murder in his château, inviting those present to unravel the case.

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Petits meurtres entre nous

Les Planches à Nu

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2014

Hannut · Belgium

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