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L’heure des assassins: An Introspective Play at Théâtre des Muses

L’heure des assassins: An Introspective Play at Théâtre des Muses

The theatrical production explores deep familial tensions and human relationships through a gripping narrative.
From April 24 to April 27, 2025, Théâtre des Muses in Monaco will present _L’heure des assassins_, a theatrical work by Julien Lefebvre.

The play invites audiences into a complex narrative filled with intense introspection and familial tensions, exploring themes of secrets, betrayals, and reconciliations within human relationships.

The plot centers around a tragic event in which a man, accused of murdering his father, returns to his family home after a prolonged absence.

The weight of the past looms heavily during his reunion with his mother and sister, who struggle to understand the motivations behind this irreversible act.

Throughout the performance, characters navigate unspoken truths and shadowy realms, maintaining a palpable tension that persists until the final lines.

The performances will take place at Théâtre des Muses, located at 45 Boulevard du Jardin Exotique in Monaco.

The schedule includes shows at 8 p.m. on Thursday, April 24; Friday, April 25; and Saturday, April 26; with a Sunday matinee on April 27 at 4:30 p.m. Ticket prices are set at 31 euros, while rates for individuals aged 12 to 18 and students are discounted at 19 euros.

Further details and reservations can be made through the official website of Théâtre des Muses or by calling the venue directly.
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