La Sensitive
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La Sensitive est une comédie-vaudeville en 3 actes d'Eugène Labiche, représentée pour la 1re fois à Paris sur le Théâtre du Palais-Royal le 10 mars 1860.
Collaborateur Delacour.
Editions Michel Lévy frères.
Résumé
Quelques répliques
Il a le gosier doublé en tôle...comme les chaudières à vapeur!...
Distribution
| Acteurs et actrices ayant créé les rôles |
| Personnage |
Acteur ou actrice |
| Bougnol |
Hyacinthe |
| Gaudin, son domestique |
Arnal |
| Rothanger, rentier |
Amant |
| Chalandar, maréchal des logis |
Luguet |
| Clampinet, maréchal des logis |
Brasseur |
| Edmond Balissan, professeur |
Gil-Pérès |
| Mme Rothanger |
Mme Thierret |
| Laure, sa fille |
Mlle Élisa Deschamps |
Catégories :
- Pièce de théâtre d'Eugène Labiche
- Pièce de théâtre française
- Pièce de théâtre du XIXe siècle
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