GENE

Aloula Watel From 15 years old [ Duration: 1h15 ] In short, let's not put everything on the back of genetics. "We never really know what the ingredients are, nor the method, nor the exact process but the dish is made. The dish, the one I eat, which eats me." A physical and sound performance where the gesture generates the sound, where the actress-musician duo highlights the urgency of life. By seizing the symptoms of the disease as a grammar, or as the ingredients of a cooking recipe, GENE deploys a constellation of relationships that together form a story of inheritances, and of what silence forms as a power of destruction of bodies. A sick body, symptom of an inheritance that goes beyond genetic heredity to anchor itself in systemic racism. MEETING - Thu October 08 after the performance. With speakers chosen for their expertise on the theme of the show. AFTER SCENE – Sat October 10 and Thu October 15 after the performances. With the show team. DECOLONIAL VISIT – Sat October 10 – 2 PM to 4 PM. Par le Collectif Mémoire Coloniale and Fight against Discrimination.