The Théâtre Lepic sits on the edge of the hill with a roof that folds upward like a book cover. It began in nineteen ten as the Cinéma Lepic, a narrow screening room carved into the limestone. For years, the projectionist lived in a tiny apartment above the screen, often hearing the audience react to the silent films below. It eventually became a stage where actors like Jean Marais performed before the space shuttered for a decade, only to reopen under its current name.
Théâtre Lepic
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