Philosophy in the Boudoir

Os Satyros in association with Combined Artform / Theatre Asylum
present

PHILOSOPHY IN THE BOUDOIR
by Marquis de Sade

American Premiere after world tour

This acclaimed production of experimental Brazilian theater company Os Satyros is based on the novel written by the Marquis de Sade. It is a unique theatrical experience and it has consistently been performed for the past ten years with record attendance. Os Satyros’s “Philosophy in the Boudoir” is part of the Sade Trilogy, with “120 Days of Sodom” and “Justine”. Set in a bedroom, two libertines (Juliette and Dolmancé) host a young virgin girl (Eugénie). They introduce her to the Libertine philosophical system, while presenting her to the exquisite pleasures of the flesh. Her mother, Madame de Mistival, is a conservative religious woman and decides to rescue her child, unaware of the fate reserved for her by the libertines.<...

PHILOSOPHY IN THE BOUDOIR
A co-production Os Satyros and Theatre Asylum

This acclaimed production of experimental Brazilian theater company Os Satyros is based on the novel written by the Marquis de Sade. It is a unique theatrical experience and it has consistently been performed for the past ten years with record attendance. Os Satyros’ “Philosophy in the Boudoir” is part of the Sade Trilogy, with “120 Days of Sodom” and “Justine”. Set in a bedroom, two libertines (Juliette and Dolmancé) host a young virgin girl (Eugénie). They introduce her to the Libertine philosophical system, while presenting her to the exquisite pleasures of the flesh. Her mother, Madame de Mistival, is a conservative religious woman and decides to rescue her child, unaware of the fate reserved for her by the libertines.

DISCLAIMER: This show contains frontal nudity, sex, scatology and blasphemy. Sade’

PHILOSOPHY IN THE BOUDOIR
A co-production Os Satyros and Theatre Asylum.

This acclaimed production of experimental Brazilian theater company Os Satyros is based on the novel written by the Marquis de Sade. It is a unique theatrical experience and it has consistently been performed for the past ten years with record attendance. Os Satyros’ “Philosophy in the Boudoir” is part of the Sade Trilogy, with “120 Days of Sodom” and “Justine”. Set in a bedroom, two libertines (Juliette and Dolmancé) host a young virgin girl (Eugénie). They introduce her to the Libertine philosophical system, while presenting her to the exquisite pleasures of the flesh. Her mother, Madame de Mistival, is a conservative religious woman and decides to rescue her child, unaware of the fate reserved for her by the libertines.

DISCLAIMER: This show contains frontal nudity, sex, scatology and blasphemy. Sade