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Chin-Chin

play by Billetdoux
Also known as: “Tchin-Tchin”
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  • François Billetdoux

    Tchin-Tchin (1959; Chin-Chin), his first play to win popular acclaim, traces the decline into alcoholism of a couple brought together by the infidelity of their spouses. In Le Comportement des époux Bredburry (1960; “The Behaviour of the Bredburry Couple”), a wife attempts to sell her husband in…

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    Tchin-Tchin (1959; Chin-Chin), his first play to win popular acclaim, traces the decline into alcoholism of a couple brought together by the infidelity of their spouses. In Le Comportement des époux Bredburry (1960; “The Behaviour of the Bredburry Couple”), a wife attempts to sell her husband in…

    Read More