Performance of the play "Les jours heureux" by the Studio de Monaco

French

Prince Rainier III, then a high school student in Montpellier, acted in this play by Claude-André Puget, which was publicly performed at the Théâtre de la Comédie on May 12, 1942.

Les Jours Heureux

Comedy in three acts by Claude-André Puget

Were the Happy Days always so happy?

Tonight, let's all evoke those troubled days when Prince Rainier, a student in Montpellier, found happy days in the theater!
Let's evoke him in the role of this charming Bernard, always a little out of place among his people, but so sincere... And rest assured, if our Bernard missed his baccalaureate, our Prince Rainier, he got it! Ah the Happy Days !

The play, created in 1938, puts in scene young actors in a delicious love hide-and-seek provoking misunderstandings, jealousies and frustrations between lightness and bitterness. A difficult and yet successful cocktail.

Distribution:

Pernette: Victoria Iovino
Marianne: Thalia Ward
Francine: Anaïs Malgherini
Olivier: Peyre Gispalou
Bernard: Marc Ernandes
Michel: Florent Ferrété

Director: Ariane Alban
Assistant: Nicole Cellario
Sets: Jacques Burnouf
Costumes: Elvire Burnouf