Babïl

Description

Tohu and Bohu tell us the story of a people who decide to build a tower, but encounter difficulties. Just like the characters in the story they invented, the two friends have a hard time agreeing: Tohu is very eloquent with words and tends to monopolize the word, while Bohu is shy. Nevertheless, they must manage to communicate... Inspired by the myth of the Tower of Babel, Sarah Carré's text playfully questions the word as a means of power. With only a few maps as a backdrop, the two actors play with words and gestures, sing, dance, and pantomime, creating a mischievous and rhythmic relationship with the audience. "It is enchanting. A short but intense theatrical moment that appeals to both the youngest and adults." J.-R. Barland, La Provence. In collaboration with the Troistorrents Culture Commission. Note: This text was translated by software for machine translation and not by a human translator. It may contain translation errors.

Highlights

• Theater play for children from 6 years old
• Inspired by the myth of the Tower of Babel
• Playful engagement with language and communication

General Information

The play "Babïl" tells the story of Tohu and Bohu, who want to build a tower but encounter difficulties. Using a mix of words, singing, and dancing, the audience is drawn into a charming and rhythmic performance.

Location

Rte du Village 1, 1872 Troistorrents, Switzerland

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