Albert Carré

1852–1938 (age 86)

Biography

Albert Carré (1852-1938) shaped the Parisian stage for decades, championing innovative productions and cultivating talent in opera and theater alike.

Those who visit his place at Père Lachaise Cemetery remember him as a guiding presence whose leadership broadened the city’s cultural horizons.

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