Lucien Guitry 1860-1925 in Chantecler by Edmond Rostand 1868-1918

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Lucien Guitry (1860–1925) was a renowned French actor who achieved significant acclaim for his role in "Chantecler," a play written by Edmond Rostand (1868–1918). "Chantecler," penned by the celebrated author of "Cyrano de Bergerac," premiered in 1910 and is notable for its anthropomorphic portrayal of a rooster who believes his crowing causes the sun to rise. Guitry's performance in the lead role of Chantecler showcased his exceptional talent and contributed to the play's success.

Edmond Rostand, a playwright known for his neoromantic style, created "Chantecler" as a satirical commentary on the nature of fame and the human condition, using the animal characters to mirror societal behaviors. The play, which combines elements of fantasy, drama, and comedy, was a technical challenge due to its requirement for elaborate costumes and sets designed to represent the animal kingdom.

Adolphe Thomasse, an artist and illustrator of the period, created visuals that captured the essence of Rostand's "Chantecler." His contributions helped to bring the characters to life and enhance the audience's experience of the play's unique setting. Thomasse's illustrations and designs played a significant role in the visual storytelling of "Chantecler," complementing Guitry's performance and Rostand's narrative.

Lucien Guitry's portrayal of Chantecler is remembered as one of his most significant achievements in the theater. His collaboration with Rostand and the artistic contributions of Adolphe Thomasse resulted in a production that remains a notable example of early 20th-century French theater. Guitry's legacy as an actor is partly defined by his masterful interpretation of this complex character, which demonstrated his versatility and depth as a performer.

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