Thursday 21 may at 18:30

Tristan & Iseult" by the C.O.N.T.E association

Name: Tristan & Iseult" by the C.O.N.T.E association
Start: 2026-05-21
End: 2026-05-21
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Le petit cinéma de Cuers - Espace Serge Martina, 24 rue de l'Egalité, 83390 Cuers

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The show "Tristan & Iseult" is presented by the association C.O.N.T.E at the Petit Cinéma de Cuers, Espace S. Martina.

Come and see "Tristan & Iseult" by Stéphanie Bénéteau, presented by the association C.O.N.T.E. A show based on medieval legend, directed by Alberto Garcia Sanchez, followed by a drink. Summary: Erotic passion and murderous vengeance follow one another in this medieval epic. Mark, King of Cornwall, his wife Iseult and his nephew Tristan navigate between danger and delight in a classic love triangle, accompanied by a motley crew of dwarfs, maids and lepers who bring humour and colour to the tale. The troubadours entertained the assembly at the court of Eleanor of Aquitaine in the twelfth century with this story, but its origins go back much further. It originated with the Picts in Scotland before travelling through oral tradition to Wales, Cornwall and Ireland. Wagner and the poet Matthew Arnold drew inspiration from it for their works; even today, the legend inspires playwrights, authors and film-makers who renew it in their own way. From 14 years old - booking required.