Revolutionized
A revolution never comes alone. With n degrees of freedom, when we opened the subject of the Paris Commune, of this revolution that still irrigates a huge number of movements of revolt today, we also delved into what this story moved us, how it resonates in our lives today.
This inspired us to create a light form combining body language, stories, songs and retracing the revolutionary trajectory of the three actresses in the show: The trajectory of an Iranian, Belgian and Swedish woman. A story that is woven between our personal revolutions.
Ex.: Regard Course financed by the Normandy Region (2024-2025)
Amateur piece creation
From one thing to another, from the Factory to the Stage: Short form imagined with students (high schools)
Ford seamstresses fought from 1968 to 1970 to achieve equal pay with their male colleagues. This true and historical event inspired Nigel Cole, director of the film We Want Sex Equality.
By linking this story with the evolution of clothing and the emancipation of women, high school students (45 young women and 3 young men) took up this subject by adapting the film and creating a fashion show with second-hand clothes borrowed from the Redingote warehouses.
Ex.: Twinning financed by the DRAC Normandie and carried out with students from 1ère and Tale Bac pro SAPAT (Services to People and Animation in the Territories) of the LPA of Alençon (61) (2023/2024)
Workshops on the trestle
Trestle theatre has been a popular form of theatre since the Middle Ages, a history that begins with fairground theatre and continues through to the decentralization of theatre in France and contemporary productions. It is a theatre that essentializes bodies and engages collectives. Through improvisations based on theatre texts, we explore how to adapt them to the stage through bodies, how to move the spectator's attention like a camera, and how to create collectively in a constrained space.
Ex.: Amateur workshop in Créteil - Théâtre du Passage in Fécamp - ENS Paris Saclay - Parcours Regard financed by the Normandy Region (2023-2024)