MOLE

Regardless of the reasons why someone decides to end their life, it is a controversial subject and a matter of ethical, religious, medical, economic, sociological, and political debate. Yet no one escapes reflections surrounding their own death. With hindsight (and a lot of therapy), an obvious fact imposes itself: tackling such a heavy subject requires the lightness and distance offered by humor. The show offers a setting where spectators are invited to question their relationship with suicide, to reflect beyond taboos, to stumble, to grant themselves the right to be frustrated, to laugh at the tragic, perhaps to try to understand.