ONE EVENING - TWO SHOWS
Seven Minutes
Par la Compagnie du Campus / Théâtre Parminou (Quebec)
Two voices, four destinies, the same urgency: what becomes of the human when lives are relegated, denied, or sacrificed?
Seven Minutes is a dramatized reading that gives voice to women in struggle — against exile, violence, humiliation, domination, and erasure. From one continent to another, the narratives reveal what fractures our societies and question, with force and humanity, what remains of us when fear, prejudice, and injustice take up all the space.
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Par le Collectif Libertalia / Sgabuzzini Storici (Italy)
A passing train, a sudden contraction, a deafening noise. Marie is pregnant, but it's a mystery. She saw her belly grow, imperceptibly. Where this child comes from, she does not know. But she is certain of one thing: in this now "artificially intelligent" world, from the age of 3 she will be taken in by the State to be made into a soldier. Yet if she is a mother, it is not so her ovaries go to war...
7 minutes
Actress-authors: Patou Macaux, Maureen Martineau
Mise staging: Jean-François Gascon
Bord set design: David Lallemand
Régie: Christopher
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Acting: Aurélie Camil, Marine Haelterman, Lucia Socci
Writing and staging: Patrick Duquesne
Chorégraphie: Aurélie Camil
Création lighting: Mathieu Houart