<p>Toulouse-Lautrec retraces his life marked by the illness that prevented him from enjoying the pleasures of the nobility to which he belonged, in the Albi family home: outdoor games, hunting, parties, etc. The only pastime that made him forget his illness was painting; because of this he decided to leave for Paris to perfect his art. There, he took refuge in the shadows of the artistic and literary bohemian nights, alcohol, brothels, cabarets, café-concerts, circuses and marginal districts to hide his disability. </p>

Shadow theatre

Rod puppet

Adults

Mas i Usó Pasqual

Spain

Villarreal

Printed

Biography

Thoughts on art

Introspective analysis

Painter

Painting

Remembrance

Bohemianism

Infirmity

Illness

Darkness

Night

Disability

Memory

Marginality

Cabaret

Paris

Dramatic

Catalan

Toulouse-Lautrec

Monologue

Projected shadows

Metatheatre

Cabaret act

Off-stage voice

Estratègia per a una ciutat d'ombres

Stratégie pour une ville d'ombres