Léon & Lena
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Show & CultureShow & CultureFour actors perform the story of Léonce and Lena, a play by Georg Büchner written in spring 1836. King Peter of the kingdom of Popo wants his son, Prince Léon, to marry Princess Lena of the kingdom of Pipi. But Léon, deeply bored with the world, runs away with Valerio, whose life consists of eating and idleness. They travel to Italy together. Lena also runs away with her governess. Léon and Lena meet without recognising one another, fall in love and decide to marry. A world that is neither symmetrical nor logical, full of contradictions, where thought and language gradually disintegrate.
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Production: Kasemattentheater. Automatically translated from Luxembourgish.
