Tonight, Mael, Kadija and Sonik are meeting up near the Canal Bridge. Tonight, they slip into the darkness and stick their rage on the walls. In black and red letters, they form sentences that denounce, give hope, make visible the injustices they have experienced and exorcise their pain.
Driven by an anger that makes them stronger, their resilient bodies run, climb walls, get carried away until anger is transformed into joy...
The joy of resisting, of taking action, of speaking out and of being together. The joy of collectively rejecting the paths that have been mapped out for centuries, and inventing new ones that are freer and fairer.
Production Credits
Collective creation by Compagnie 3637
Collective writing with Annette Gatta, Sophie Linsmaux alternating with Deborah Marchal, Coralie Vanderlinden - Director Coralie Vanderlinden - Dramaturgy and assistant director Lisa Cogniaux - Musical creation Philippe Lecrenier - Lighting creation Tom Vincke - Set design Isis Hauben - Artistic advisor Baptiste Isaia - Choreographic artist Oriane Varak - Graphic artist Florence Vieira - Costumes Camille Collin - Stage manager Amélie Dubois, Tom Vincke - Construction Jofroi Smets - Recorded voices Maia Baran, Bernard Cogniaux, Jimony Ekila, Baptiste Isaia, David Macaluso - Philosophical and pedagogical support Lora Debelle - Production Marie Angibaud, Bénédicte Mottart
About the Artists
Founded in Brussels in 2008 and directed by Sophie Linsmaux and Coralie Vanderlinden, Compagnie 3637 creates shows for young audiences and the general public that take on vast and complex subjects that reflect the world we live in: the values of freedom, uniqueness and respect for differences are their fundamental values. Over the course of their creative work, they have organically developed their identity through a mix of forms, languages and artistic universes. Coming from different backgrounds and driven by diverse sensibilities, they have developed an artistic approach that blends words, movement, puppetry, sound, etc., offering several modes of transmission and therefore diverse lines of interpretation.
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TARGET AGE GROUP
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AGE CLASSIFICATION
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REASON FOR CLASSIFICATION
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NAME
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LOCATION
Théâtre Joliette -
MAP LINK
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ACCESSIBILITY INFO
Spectators with Reduced Mobility The main auditorium and the small auditorium are accessible to people with reduced mobility via an elevator. The Theater Bar and the Contemporary Theater Library are also accessible to all. An elevator located on Boulevard de Dunkerque provides easy access to Place Henri Verneuil from the Euroméditerranée Gantès tram stop. Spectators with Hearing Impairments The main auditorium and the small auditorium are equipped with a hearing loop for the hearing impaired.
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