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The play explores the comedic and often exasperating dynamics of a self-absorbed partner — the quintessential "selfish/egoist" gentleman — whose rigid routines, hatred for disorder, and supreme self-interest dictate the lives of those around him. | The play explores the comedic and often exasperating dynamics of a self-absorbed partner — the quintessential "selfish/egoist" gentleman — whose rigid routines, hatred for disorder, and supreme self-interest dictate the lives of those around him. | ||
| − | First staged at the Théâtre Antoine (Paris) on 3 February, 1970, | + | First staged at the Théâtre Antoine (Paris) on 3 February, 1970, followed by a number of other productions. |
==Translations and adaptations== | ==Translations and adaptations== | ||
Revision as of 10:44, 28 September 2026
Un sale égoïste ("an egotist") is a French play by by Franzoise Dorin (1928–2018).
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The play explores the comedic and often exasperating dynamics of a self-absorbed partner — the quintessential "selfish/egoist" gentleman — whose rigid routines, hatred for disorder, and supreme self-interest dictate the lives of those around him.
First staged at the Théâtre Antoine (Paris) on 3 February, 1970, followed by a number of other productions.
Translations and adaptations
Translated into German as Ein Egoist and English as An Egotist.
Performance history in South Africa
1996: The German version performed in Cape Town by Das Kleine Theater am Kap.
Sources
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