ART

Description

Created in 1994 and becoming a worldwide success translated into thirty-five languages, ART begins with a simple gesture: Serge buys a very expensive whiteboard. This monochrome becomes the catalyst for a fierce dispute among three friends, gradually shaking everything that connects them. To embody this trio, François Morel – a very beloved figure for his humanist humor – surrounded himself with two lifelong accomplices. They rediscover what makes their play lively: attentive listening, precision in imbalance, and the obvious pleasure of being together. Behind the quarrel, ART deploys an unstoppable mechanism, that of friendship tested. Bad faith, vexations, bursts of laughter, and fragile reconciliations follow one another with exquisite accuracy. A true masterpiece of social satire, brilliant and sometimes cruel, the play goes beyond aesthetic debate to explore our power struggles and ego crises, exposing pettiness and fragility of our bonds. A resounding success at its creation in Paris!

Highlights

• A play created in 1994, translated into thirty-five languages
• With François Morel and his accomplices
• A social satire on friendship and ego crises

General Information

The play ART, performed at the Théâtre du Passage in Neuchâtel, explores tensions among three friends caused by the purchase of a whiteboard. This masterpiece of social satire highlights the fragility of human relationships through humor and conflicts.

Location

Passage Maximilien-de-Meuron 4, 2000 Neuchâtel, Switzerland

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