Personarama

Enigmatic, flamboyant, mystical and sometimes mythical, Personarama invades the stage of a theater with these figures of a disturbing and touching aesthetic! On stage appear: a bird-journalist, Lacan's doll, three demons, a colorful female director, a half-goat half-man creature, a black surrogate unicorn… and Robinson Crusoé accompanied by his island companions. It is the chaos of creation that reveals itself! These fantastic and fantasized figures are summoned by an actor, alone in the theater, grappling with a work in progress and still nascent. The actor-creator proposes to face disorder and artistic confusion, to step out of the repetition loop, to look for the line of flight, to transform through what one creates, even if it means embracing trial-and-error and straying. In the middle of this improbable patchwork, the central figure of Crusoe, demiurgic creator of a world-island-workshop-theater, questions the powerful legacy of the myth of the Western person: voluntarist, relentlessly striving to shape the universe surrounding them in their own image.