:24:17
I'm sorry to interrupt
your daydream,
:24:21
but I'm looking for the manager.
:24:24
Is it important?
:24:27
I'm warning you,
the manager's in a foul mood.
:24:31
Then maybe I'll try him
another day.
:24:34
But he's always in a foul mood.
:24:37
Well, then, I'll try my luck.
:24:41
Wait here.
:25:05
What a charming playhouse!
:25:07
What a fine profession!
:25:08
It would be,
if it fed us properly.
:25:14
"Speak to me!"
About nothing, probably!
:25:18
This fop here?
:25:20
- You're on!
- Yes, young man?
:25:22
Remember, post the fines.
"Seraphin, two francs:
:25:25
On-stage drunk and swearing."
:25:28
There they go again!
:25:31
- What's got into them?
- They sense a storm brewing.
:25:35
You can't imagine! My theater
is torn by hatred and jealousy.
:25:40
We perform on a volcano.
:25:41
This isn't pantomime,
it's a vendetta, a corrida.
:25:45
They're worse than
the Horatii and the Curiatti.
:25:49
- Worse than...
- The Montagues and the Capulets.
:25:51
- Never heard of them!
- It's Shakespeare. Romeo...
:25:54
Don't know him!
:25:56
Alas, few know
and appreciate Shakespeare.