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Eugène Marin Labiche was a French dramatist. He remains famous for his contribution to the vaudeville genre and his passionate and domestic pochades.
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culture · French dramatist (1815–1888) · playwright · journalist · writer · also Eugène Labiche, Eugène Marin Labiche, Eugene Labiche, Eugene Marin Labiche, Labiche
Born 5 May 1815 · Died 23 January 1888 · Q379929
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“which offered themselves to me, I have selected the bourgeois. Essentially mediocre in his vices and in his virtues, he stands half-way between the hero and the scoundrel, between the saint and the profligate.”
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Le télégramme: À Landerneau, Eugène Labiche a pris l’air place du marché
Le télégramme: Une pièce d’Eugène Labiche, samedi, à l’Artimon de Locmiquélic
la Nouvelle République: Eugène Labiche écrit au préfet
ActuaLitté: Eugène Labiche, Marc-Michel
Sud Ouest: Eugène Labiche à la salle des fêtes
BroadwayWorld: Eugene Labiche
Fabula: Eugène Labiche et l’héritage du théâtre de Boulevard
Ouest-France: Comédie d'Eugène Labiche dans le cadre de Vendée en scène
Fabula: Eugène Labiche et le théâtre au second degré
lexpress: L?Atelier Pierre Poivre joue Eugène Labiche
Died 1888-01-23.
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Career landmark: seat 15 of the Académie française (1880–1888).
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Ended his connection with the stage, and retired to his rural property in Sologne
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Awarded Officer of the Legion of Honour (1870).
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Career landmark: Mayor of Souvigny-en-Sologne (1868–1878).
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Born 1815-05-05.
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