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Lily & Lily
Lily DaCosta is a Hollywood movie star of the 1930s. Capricious and unbearable, she leads a scandalous life and makes life hell for everyone around her. Then along comes Deborah, her twin sister, a puritanical and shy farmer. The two sisters look so alike that when they swap lives, they lead a crooked journalist, a husband in need of money, greedy servants, and an ex-husband who has escaped from Alcatraz into a whirlwind of hilarious misunderstandings. Created for the stage in 1985 by Jacqueline Maillan, Lily & Lily has become a legend of boulevard theater.
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Lily DaCosta is a Hollywood movie star of the 1930s. Capricious and unbearable, she leads a scandalous life and makes life hell for everyone around her. Then along comes Deborah, her twin sister, a puritanical and shy farmer. The two sisters look so alike that when they swap lives, they lead a crooked journalist, a husband in need of money, greedy servants, and an ex-husband who has escaped from Alcatraz into a whirlwind of hilarious misunderstandings. Created for the stage in 1985 by Jacqueline Maillan, Lily & Lily has become a legend of boulevard theater.
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Genre:Comedy
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Studio:ADLTV, Théâtre de Paris, Arts Live Entertainment, Fimalac Entertainment
Cast
Dominique Thiel
Director
Michèle Bernier
Lily DaCosta & Deborah DaCosta
Francis Perrin
Sam : L'imprésario
Véronique Boulanger
Charlène : La journaliste-critique
Éric Boucher
Jonathan
Cyril Garnier
Julio : Le mari de Lily DaCosta
Riton Liebman
Doug : L'ex-mari de Lily DaCosta, évadé d'Alcatraz
Bastien Monier
Gaston : Le valet de chambre
Morgane Cabot
Yvette : La femme de chambre
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