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Marooning? (If you feel like it, come)

Date

October 20 to November 4, 2023

SCHEDULES

7pm (Wednesday and Thursday) / 8pm (Friday and Saturday)

DURATION

1h25

PRICE

40$ / 0$

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SYNOPSIS

Adelaide is a woman who has left her homeland overnight to settle in a new land. She renews her circle of friends, who become almost a new family. But questions persist within her: What does she keep from her past? What will she renounce? What will she adopt again? Even those closest to her are unaware of the importance and difficulty of this quest for a new identity. Will she lose or discover herself in the process?

In this text by Gustave Akakpo, beyond the individual identity presented through the character of Adelaïde, we discover a whole series of questions about collective identity, history, memory and the mythologies of a people. On marronne? (Si ça te dit, viens) is an invitation to step aside, to see myths no longer as good old-fashioned stories, but as a reality of identity that is essential if we are to find our place in the world.

English and French subtitles available on our tablets at every performance.

Content warnings :

- 16+ years

- Use of strobe lights and smoke.

Definition of marooning:

A term from colonial times referring to the escape of a slave. Marronnage" also refers to the use of dead wood from the forests by the local community. Here, it takes on its dual meaning of nature and resistance.