Rectangle 1 Rectangle 34 Rectangle 44 Rectangle 36 Rectangle 38 Rectangle 33 Its high time for classic theatre to return to CCM, this time with The Cherry Orchard, a rare opportunity to be in the flesh with Isabelle Huppert, one of the most celebrated actresses on the international theatre and cinematic scenes. What follows is a Considered one of the top actresses of her generation, Isabelle Huppert became widely known for her portrayals of stern, complex women, often playing characters who transgress moral boundaries. Throughout a long, eclectic career that has been thriving for All these voyages to faraway stages required some preparation, even if the future could have hardly been predicted to turn out so bright. Born in Paris, Huppert was raised in a privileged ambience in the outskirts of the French capital (Ville dAvray). Dau Isabelle Huppert at Cannes in 1976 Huppert holding her first Csar Award (French equivalent to the Oscars) for Chabrols 1995 crime drama La Crmonie. The star was nominated a record 16 times and won it twice. In 1977 she starred in Claude Gorettas The Lacemaker playing an introverted, simple-minded girl who falls in love with a young man whose world turns inaccessible to her. One year later, Huppert began a string of prolific collaborations with Claude Chabrol Overseas, Hupperts cinematic career has been consistently built in films by prestigious Russian, Italian and American directors, often playing edgy characters. Having made a discrete US debut in Otto Premingers Rosebud (1975), her first English language A star under endless skins Early life Cinema at home World projection and awards Group 65 Rectangle 40 Group 69 Group 73 Group 77 Rectangle 42 Rectangle 41 Rectangle 43 Rectangle 45 Christophe Raynaud de Lage - Festival d'Avignon Christophe Raynaud de Lage - Festival d'Avignon Scroll Group 3 Shadow Cherry Title Christophe Raynaud de Lage - Festival d'Avignon Isabelle Huppert Although widely known for her work on the silver screen, Huppert is always coming back to the theatre, appearing most frequently in French productions but also stepping on stages in the UK where she had her London debut playing Friedrich Schillers Mary St Cherry Title
Path 155 Rectangle 48 Rectangle 47 Rectangle 46 Rectangle 49 A star under endless skins Scroll Group 4 Shadow Its high time for classic theatre to return to CCM, this time with The Cherry Orchard, a rare opportunity to be in the flesh with Isabelle Huppert, one of the most celebrated actresses on the international theatre and cinematic scenes. What follows is a br Scroll Group 1 Christophe Raynaud de Lage - Festival d'Avignon Considered one of the top actresses of her generation, Isabelle Huppert became widely known for her portrayals of stern, complex women, often playing characters who transgress moral boundaries. Throughout a long, eclectic career that has been thriving for All these voyages to faraway stages required some preparation, even if the future could have hardly been predicted to turn out so bright. Born in Paris, Huppert was raised in a privileged ambience in the outskirts of the French capital (Ville dAvray). Dau Early life In 1977 she starred in Claude Gorettas The Lacemaker playing an introverted, simple-minded girl who falls in love with a young man whose world turns inaccessible to her. One year later, Huppert began a string of prolific collaborations with Claude Chabrol Cinema at home Isabelle Huppert at Cannes in 1976 Group 79 World projection and awards Huppert holding her first Csar Award (French equivalent to the Oscars) for Chabrols 1995 crime drama La Crmonie. The star was nominated a record 16 times and won it twice. Group 80 Overseas, Hupperts cinematic career has been consistently built in films by prestigious Russian, Italian and American directors, often playing edgy characters. Having made a discrete US debut in Otto Premingers Rosebud (1975), her first English language Scroll Group 2 Christophe Raynaud de Lage - Festival d'Avignon Cherry Title Christophe Raynaud de Lage - Festival d'Avignon Isabelle Huppert Cherry Title