Open-air theater: Us, animals

Open to all ages 8 and up - Duration 55 min - At the library De Troyer. €5 per person €16/4 people + €1/additional person Reservation by email at communication@ccrixensart.be. Dans Nous, animals, Zade, coming from a concrete-covered future without colors, arrives in 2025 to rediscover the names of things that have disappeared. Over the course of a sensitive walk in a natural environment, she invites us to observe living things differently, to listen, walk, and look with attention, before sharing her story in a temporary habitat. We, animals is a show in a natural setting that takes us on a journey around the notions of habitat and territory, the hierarchy of species, and our possible coexistence. A white silhouette is at the edge of the trees. She observes, she scrutinizes, she takes notes. Who is this woman? And what is she doing there? It's Zade, an inhabitant of a completely concrete-covered future, without color and without smell; she has landed in our 2025 to rediscover the names of things that have disappeared there, at her home, later on. At the turn of this encounter, she takes us on a walk like no other: a dive into the heart of the living. It is an invitation to walk without crushing, to listen a little harder, to look a little longer... At the end of the path, she invites us to enter her home. Well, her home... We quickly think we are at home everywhere, don't we?... Settled all together in this temporary habitat, Zade tells us why she is here and helps us discover the hidden world that surrounds us. Writing and direction: Julie Marichal · Acting: Aurore Latour · Scenography: Laurence Drevard · Sound: Eric Ronsse · Costume and drawings: Sylvie Pichrist · Costume patina: Béatrice Pendesini · Dramaturgy support: Emmanuelle Bonmariage · Physical coaching: Natacha Nicora · Song support: Marie- Sophie Talbot · A production by the company histoires publiques · With the help of the Fédération Wallonie- Brussels, la Roseraie, ékla, the Montagne Magique, the Maison de la Création de Laeken and the Centre Culturel de Lessines.