Théâtre de l'Usine "Mis à nu"

Emmanuel Audibert Company 36 of the month On a bare and round stage, a grand piano and its pianist. As if it had always been there, in this bubble outside the world, and at the same time, as if it had just been born. A few steps away, a stuffed animal. Soft and worn by its own life. A big monkey, amazing. Not so big in size size, but big of possibilities. It speaks loudly, it moves, animated by a heart of threads and subtle robotics. One wonders which of the two is the puppet... Could it not be him, the actor, in charge of his memory and his fantasy of storytelling? It is as if he is ventriloquizing himself with a tempestuous Rachmaninov, Chopin and a whole memory of anecdotes and poems. There are these two beings, facing the world of Them. Those of the outside, far from this magic circle of connivance. The world. The others. A whole poetic kaleidoscope unfolds in this dialogue, so fascinating, touching and funny, between the monkey and the man, which summons us to the big questions of the existence. 1h10, from 13 years old.