Jusque dans nos bras

Description

Alice, the narrator, is half Kabyle, half Norman. We follow her entire school life, shaped by events such as September 11, the Iraq War, and the shock of the French presidential elections in 2002 – facts that form what she calls "her great story of racism." On the other hand, Alice, a young adult at the end of her studies, reunites with her childhood best friend, Mad, who has returned from Mali and can no longer bear having to repeatedly apply for his temporary residence permits, despite having spent his entire youth in France. Mad and Alice then decide to enter into a sham marriage. Because it is the only thing Alice can do to help her friend, as it will be the touchstone of her commitment, the conclusion of her youth. With seriousness and mischief, Jusque dans nos bras makes friendship a tool of resistance.

Highlights

• A poignant exploration of identity and friendship
• Features themes of racism and immigration
• Presented by the collective "Sur Un Malentendu"

General Information

Jusque dans nos bras is a theatrical performance that follows Alice, a young woman navigating her identity amidst significant historical events. The story delves into her friendship with Mad, who faces challenges with residency in France, leading them to consider a sham marriage as a means of support.

Location

1920 Martigny, Switzerland

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