Adélaïde (play)

Adélaïde, written in 1961 and published in 1964, is a play in four acts by Jean-Louis Curtis. It was based on the novella of the same name by the Count of Gobineau. The play opened at the Théâtre des Ambassadeurs, Paris, in December 8, 1961.

Roles

• Madeleine Robinson as Elisabeth
• Lucien Nat as Baron Edouard
• Sophie Daumier as Adélaïde
• André Oumansky as Frédéric de Rubeck
• Michèle Lahaye as Princes of Tubingen
• Jean-François Zeller as the valet

References

• Curtis, Jean-Louis (1964). Adélaïde, pièce en quatre actes. Paris: A. Fayard.
• Roy, Paul-Émile (1971). Jean-Louis Curtis, Romancier. Paris: Julliard.

External links

• Adélaïde at Gallica