"In Search of Lost Time," written by Marcel Proust, is recognized by the Guinness World Records as the world's longest book. At over 4,000 pages, would you pick up this book? #reading #books #longestbook #longestbookever | Howstuffworks

Witness a breathtaking work that delves into the gradual and sometimes daunting process of revealing oneself in a relationship. Returning to the stage as part of our upcoming program, In the Night, from February 27–March 9! Secure your tickets now at houstonballet.org! | Houston Ballet

– LE PRESBYTÈRE... – D-7 Before the Premiere in Paris with "Ballet for Life"! Béjart Ballet Lausanne - Palais des Sports, Paris Choreography: Maurice Béjart Music: Queen, Mozart Costumes: Versace | Béjart Ballet Lausanne

A family-friendly ballet full of bravery, fantasy, and love, Yuri Possokhov’s fresh interpretation of this revered ballet classic centers on Don Quixote, an aging and eccentric nobleman, who imagines himself to be a valiant knight. Tickets start at $35! | The Joffrey Ballet

French writer Marcel Proust, who died 100 years ago this year, spent 14 years writing his 3,000-page opus In Search of Lost Time – hailed as one of the greatest works of modern European literature. It's a daunting read, but Josh Landy, author of The World According to Proust, says it's well worth the effort. Find out more on RFI's Spotlight on France podcast: https://rfi.my/8zWI.f | RFI English