Playwrights Chris Thorpe (A family business) and Ian De Toffoli (Léa et la théorie des systèmes complexes), whose theatrical writings, blurring the boundaries between narrative, documentary and drama, exploit current societal and political themes, like the nuclear disarmament negotiation process for the former and the role of the fossil energy industry in times of a climate emergency for the latter, invite you to a conversation about the ability of theatre to bring us closer to a world we often thi
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Belarus Free Theatre, known for developing an artistic form of resistance, will talk about the need for theatre to reflect on democracy and remind us that in totalitarian regimes, artists are there to fight censorship and challenge the authorities through their work. The two co-founders being themselves political refugees exiled from their countries, will not only discuss the situation in Belarus but the participation of theatre in the democratic ideals and the exercise of democracy itself.
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Apéro-débat / Theatre & democracy
Dans Le Ciel rouge, écrit en 1998, une femme vieillissante, communiste, ancien professeur, qui s’est mise à boire, soliloque sur les illusions du passé et ses désillusions, la mort de son mari, l’effondrement des espoirs de la gauche, le chagrin que son fils emprisonné lui cause.
