Couloirs et coulisses

Adolphe Badin, in his novel 'Couloirs et coulisses', delves deep into the world of backstage drama and politics within a prestigious theatre in Paris. Through rich and vivid descriptions, Badin captures the inner workings of the theatre, portraying the intricate relationships between actors and directors. The book's narrative style, reminiscent of 19th-century French naturalism, immerses the reader in a world of passion, ambition, and betrayal. 'Couloirs et coulisses' stands out as a compelling portrayal of the theatrical environment of the time. Adolphe Badin, a former actor himself, brings a unique perspective to the novel, drawing from his own experiences in the world of theatre. His intimate knowledge of the inner workings of the stage adds authenticity and depth to the narrative, making it a fascinating read for both theatre enthusiasts and lovers of French literature. I highly recommend 'Couloirs et coulisses' to anyone interested in exploring the behind-the-scenes drama of the theatre world. Badin's intricate storytelling and insightful portrayal of characters make this novel a captivating and immersive reading experience.