Madame Bovary made Gustave Flaubert the most famous writer in Paris, but thanks to a bad publishing deal he's barely earned enough cash for a croissant - let alone enough to indulge his appetite for oysters. In fact, he's flat broke. His friends Zola and Turgenev beg him to dumb down his work for the masses, but Gustave isn't compromising. There's only one thing for it - Flaubert must find a job.| 9 Feb 23 to 4 Mar 23 | Jermyn Street Theatre Inner London, Greater London Performance Details => Venue archive |
