Performances

Around The World In 80 Days - Jules Vern

The quirky and mysterious Englishman Phileas Fogg has calculated with mathematical exactitude that he can circumnavigate the world in 80 days. For this conviction of his, he is willing to stake his entire property on a bet. However, his journey is full of adventures. Will his naive yet faithful servant, a bunch of dangerous thieves, a fatal acquaintance and a merciless Scotland Yard inspector manage to drag him off his goal? How easy will it be for him to travel by a steamboat, a hot-air baloon, a train, even an elephant, in a universe full of incidents, where nothing is considered unexpected? What is more important for Phileas Fogg in the end? The journey or a bet of honour?