Five performers navigate around a sixth body: that of a human-sized silicone love doll, designed for sexual use by men. Through humor and poetry, the show questions us: how do we react in front of this love doll? Are we amused, embarrassed, disturbed? Do we agree with what we see? And what if its presence spoke above all about us, about the way fascination and consumerism articulate in our relationship to the world and other living beings?
Elsa Chêne is a talented stage director graduated from Insas in Brussels. Mars has presented each of her creations: Mur/Mer (participatory performance installation); Orphelins (a psychological thriller at the heart of human relations) and Coeur Karaoké (a show on intimate relationships).