Showing posts with label Madame de Sade. Show all posts
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Saturday, March 17, 2012

Review: (Quebec City) Madame de Sade

(photo credit: Vincent Champoux)

Ecstasy, fantasy, eroticism, desires, fidelity, infidelity, one word: Turmoil 
A very unique adaptation of Yukio Mishima.

By Isabelle-Ann Charlebois
Madame de Sade at Le Trident, directed by Martine Beaulne, is a succulent and brilliant melting pot of womanly emotions, fantasy, desires and text, text, text.
Six magnificent female actors play out their individual relationships to the Marquis de Sade, as they gush their feelings and experiences. All of them at some point in their lives fell for his tenderness, sensuality and his pretty little face. This “minois” in fact, hides a grotesque creature.