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Triplepatte

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Triplepatte is a French stage comedy by Tristan Bernard and André Godfernaux, first performed at the Théâtre de l’Athénée in Paris on 30 November 1905. Its central character is a young man whose charm and habitual idleness allow him to evade work, obligations, and decisions, creating the comic situations that drive the play; the title is also associated with the role played in the original production by André Lefaur.

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What is Triplepatte?

Triplepatte is a French stage comedy by Tristan Bernard and André Godfernaux. It centres on a young man whose charm and idleness help him avoid work and responsibility.

When was Triplepatte first performed?

The play was first performed on 30 November 1905. Its premiere took place at the Théâtre de l'Athénée in Paris.

What does the title character do in Triplepatte?

The central character repeatedly evades work, obligations, and decisions. His habitual idleness drives the comedy and creates problems for the people around him.

What kind of play is Triplepatte?

Triplepatte is a French vaudeville-style stage comedy. Its humour comes from social situations, character behaviour, and the central figure's ability to escape responsibility.

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