
Terre-Ville
ENTERThe play does not set out to give its audience an answer. It hopes instead to offer a sense of strength: a quiet but genuine belief that what we live through can make us stronger, more dignified and prouder.

ENTERThe play does not set out to give its audience an answer. It hopes instead to offer a sense of strength: a quiet but genuine belief that what we live through can make us stronger, more dignified and prouder.
ENTERLes Bonnes may be an allegory of social hierarchy, a fantasy of psychological projection, or a ritual in which power, gender and destruction intertwine.
ENTERThey seem to me like projections of one another, each an ‘other self’: dependent yet rejecting, imitating yet wanting to destroy the other.
ENTEROur search for the Little Prince began by gathering whatever childhood photographs we could still find: speaking with the children we once were, and looking to them for traces of the Little Prince.
ENTERIn these turbulent times, we move away from realism and return to the distant world of Greek mythology. A different time and place, yet still telling stories about human beings.
ENTERHappy Birthday was born out of this atmosphere of creation. Everything in the piece began with fiction. This time, we tried to find real life within fiction.
ENTERThere is no doubt that Shenzhen will be warm this June: not only with the heat of a southern summer, but also with the warmth of ordinary people's stories.
ENTERIn Sunny, everything is real: the people, the stories, the images, the sounds…
Sunny is memory, a song, a hope we want to share with everyone.
ENTERThat night, they stand at the edge, like the imaginary circle at 66.5° north, the boundary between the Arctic and the northern temperate zone.
ENTERThey continue to pursue their dreams of theatre, full of hope. For that moment when the spotlight comes on, they endure, they struggle, giving everything they have, without hesitation, without turning back.
ENTERCaeiro’s language is extremely simple, because to say more would be to explain, and nothing needs to be explained; Caeiro does not know what life is. He simply lives it.
ENTERJust as Molière loved creating portraits of the people around him that were both comical and true to life, I hope, through this production, to offer a snapshot of contemporary society.
ENTERLove, family, human relationships, and the conflicts and uncertainties of everyday life are timeless themes that have endured in great works of literature.
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