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2015

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueMarquis de Sade's acclaimed novel "Philosophy in the Boudoir" was first published in 1795 and is a scandalous parody of the pedagogic novels that were particularly popular in 18th-century Fr... Tout lireMarquis de Sade's acclaimed novel "Philosophy in the Boudoir" was first published in 1795 and is a scandalous parody of the pedagogic novels that were particularly popular in 18th-century France. The novel concerns the seduction of the young Eugenie by the promiscuous Dolmanche a... Tout lireMarquis de Sade's acclaimed novel "Philosophy in the Boudoir" was first published in 1795 and is a scandalous parody of the pedagogic novels that were particularly popular in 18th-century France. The novel concerns the seduction of the young Eugenie by the promiscuous Dolmanche and her initiation into the philosophy and practices of extreme hedonism. The play is prese... Tout lire

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Nestoras Afhianes

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Dimitra Bournele

Alexis Martzoukos

Stelios Vergos

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Kyriaki Ypsilanti

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A historical theatrical performance

De Sade's work in Athens

Marquis de Sade's scandalous novel "Philosophy in the boudoir" was translated and adapted by Heraklis Logothetis and Giorgos Papatheodorou is staging it at the Athens Theatre. The extreme and the invitation are constants in the literary work of the French author, whose oeuvre includes the heretical "120 Days in Sodom". "Philosophy in the boudoir", a work bordering on pornography, opens the curtain of the bedroom of the 26-year-old libertine M. De Saint-Ange and allows us to see how she introduces her 15-year-old friend Eugenia to the secrets of sexuality. It was published for the first time in 1795 and as Heraklis Logothetis underlines in his note: "It is a scandalous parody of the pedagogical novels that were particularly popular in France in the 18th century." Alexandros Martzoukos, Dimitra Burnele, Kyriaki Ypsilanti, Iulia Falia, Nestoras Auchianes and Stelios Vergos are playing.