Un cas intéressant
Paris, L'Avant-scène, no. 105, (March) 1955.
1 vol. (185 x 270 mm) of 40 p. Stapled, in illustrated wrappers.
First edition of the French translation.
Complete program with the full text of the Paris production, staged at the Théâtre La Bruyère on 12 March 1955. The play was directed by Georges Vitaly, with Daniel Ivernel.
Camus transposed and adapted for the stage Buzzati’s vertiginous Sept étages (1937), which follows Giovanni Corte as he moves from floor to floor of a clinic whose architecture ranks patients by the severity of their illness: an administrative allegory of fate that Camus tightens into a mechanism of anguish.
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