Dopamine

Description

From April 10th to 11th, Théâtre du Dé presents the play "Dopamine". It is the story of a neuron named Claude. He used to be responsible for digestion but was transferred to the dopaminergic circuit in the brain. Therefore, he has to be explained almost everything: the "more and more", the fear of missing out, self-destructive growth, dependencies, added sugar, the Faustian pact that crosses boundaries, BUT ALSO satisfaction, human curiosity, joy, and the fact that ecological efforts are rewarded in the long run. Two people on stage (Donatienne Amman and Yvan Richardet) push a modular cart that alternates as a table for scientific experiments, a concert stage, or a puppet theater. "Dopamine" indeed uses theatrical means (object theater, special effects, and songs) to transition from an intimate drama to a musical or oscillate between stand-up comedy and engaged scientific exploration. A neural drama about the reward cycle and the pursuit of our desire for "more and more", in the form of a musical that diverges in all directions. A unique, educational, and humorous artistic concept. Note: This text was translated by machine translation software and not by a human translator. It may contain translation errors.

Highlights

• Performance from April 10th to 11th
• Featuring Donatienne Amman and Yvan Richardet
• Combination of object theater, music, and science

General Information

The play "Dopamine" at Théâtre du Dé tells the story of a neuron named Claude and explores topics such as dependencies and satisfaction. It combines various theatrical means and offers a unique, educational experience.

Location

Rue Principale 39, 1902 Evionnaz, Switzerland

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