Titanica, the dress of great battles, Edmund C. Asher, London, 1968

The Sans Contrefaçons troupe presents a play by Sébastien Harrisson: Titanica, la robe des grands combats, Edmund C. Asher, Londres, 1968. Faced with the great project of the British crown, a band of young outcasts on the London docks is still looking for how to exist, between disillusionment and desire for commitment. Among them, Titanica, a living work of art, wears a metal dress welded to her body - armor inherited from the spirit of protest of the 1960s, a vestige of a time when art was intended as an act of resistance. Les Sans Contrefaçons are proud to help you discover this electric fable about art, marginality, and the need to reinvent our revolts. Online reservation only on the site: www.tinyurl.com/titanica-robe