Napoleon and Josephine II

This performance will reveal to you a little-known, but extremely fascinating story - about Josephine, Napoleon's second wife! The theater will reveal the spicy and hilarious details of their difficult relationship, which unfolded on the island of Saint Helena.

WHY IS IT WORTH GOING TO THE SHOW "NAPOLEON AND JOSEPHINE II"?

1. Immerse yourself in a love story where the main character is a great commander.
2. Laugh at the fickleness of fate.
3. To see that truly strong love can conquer everything and conquer the world more successfully than Napoleon's armies!

Few people don't know that Napoleon had a lover, Josephine de Beauharnais. However, as it turned out, the great French emperor had a friend, Josephine! Yes Yes!

And let historians carefully keep silent about this striking fact, but the theater does not intend to hide it. This evening, you will be treated to a story about many piquant and funny details of the difficult relationship between Napoleon and the charming Corsican Josephine Pontiu, who suddenly appeared on the island of St. Helena, the place of the last refuge of the overthrown Bonaparte.

You will be able to see for yourself that a real Corsican woman is practically the same as an Odessa woman. After all, only Corsicans and Odessa women are able to so deftly and swiftly put everyone and everything on their ears. You can simultaneously bring down the arrogance of the English governor, and force French generals to guard carrot beds, catch mice and milk goats. And besides this, teach Napoleon Bonaparte himself to dance, sing and make faces. And that's not all. At the performance, you will be initiated into the secret of the birth of one of the most famous cognac brands in the world. Such an event is not to be missed!

ℹ️ Useful information:

🧸 Children under 3 years old are free without providing a separate seat.
✅ Spectators from the age of 16 are allowed to attend performances without adult accompaniment.
🛡️ In case of an air raid: if the air raid alarm sounded before the start of the performance, we wait for it to go off within 1 hour. If the alarm lasts more than 1 hour, the performance is postponed to another date. If the alarm started during the performance, the performance is stopped, the audience goes to shelter, and we wait for it to go off. If the alarm lasts less than 1 hour, the performance is continued. If the alarm lasts more than one hour, the performance is postponed to another date