Description
From March 12 to 14, the Théâtre du Dé invites spirits into its premises. Are spirits perhaps those beings who oppose the fate that the living have planned for them? They 'break out', escape forgetting, and call themselves back to memory. And sometimes, those who have left us return. The boundary between reality and mystery is fluid. Based on three texts inspired by anthropological stories, the play stages these crossings, these encounters. When the boundary between the living and the dead crumbles, unusual spaces emerge on the edge of our conventions and beliefs. The performance includes a dancer with Trisomy 21 in a team of professional artists. Inclusion is not a symbolic gesture: physical uniqueness becomes dramaturgical richness. It shifts the perspective. This inclusive approach also involves a dancer over 55 years old. Her body carries memory, experience, and a strong presence. Between storytelling, musical vibrations, and visual poetry, the audience is invited to enter a world where it is no longer clear who — the living or the spirits — truly populate the stage. Note: This text was translated by software for machine translation and not by a human translator. It may contain translation errors.
Highlights
- Performance from March 12 to 14
- Inclusive dancer with Trisomy 21 and dancer over 55 years old
- Combination of storytelling, music, and visual poetry
General Information
The play "Fantôme, mon beau fantôme" at Théâtre du Dé explores encounters between the living and the dead. It incorporates artists from diverse backgrounds, creating a unique dramaturgical richness.
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March 2027
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