Pierre Dux 1908 – 1990

Biography

Pierre Dux was born on October 21, 1908, in the 6th arrondissement of Paris, a neighborhood steeped in artistic and intellectual tradition. Throughout his life, he remained connected to his native city, eventually passing away there on December 1, 1990, at the age of eighty-two. His entire existence was framed by Paris, the city that shaped his character and career.

A distinguished figure in French performing arts, Dux devoted himself to theater as both an actor and director. His work behind and in front of the stage reflected a deep commitment to dramatic arts during a transformative period in French culture. As a theatrical manager, he played a vital role in shaping productions and nurturing talent within the vibrant Parisian theater community.

Dux’s long life spanned nearly nine decades of twentieth-century France, witnessing tremendous social and cultural change. His contributions to theater left a lasting impression on those who knew his work. He was laid to rest at Montmartre Cemetery, an honor befitting his status within the artistic circles of Paris, where he remains among other notable figures of French cultural history.