THEATER
On stage, an amalgamation of day-to-day objects, houses three funny and bitterly ironic acrobats that are trying to live for the moment in a modern world permanently suffering catastrophic destruction. The tower of leftovers, akin to a ship wreck, threatens to topple at any time. The three acrobats, athirst for life, build unbalanced situations, trying to support their body in an unstable universe.
L'immédiat, masterpiece of renowned Camille Boitel, is a reflection upon human fragility, the inevitability of disaster, upon error as the first stepping stone towards adventure and consequentially towards the beginning of the moment. Regarded by some European critics as a genius in the art of Object Theatre / Contemporary Circus, Camille Boitel unifies Theatre, Dance and New Circus in a surreal comedy that will surely make the audience hold their breath.
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L'immédiat, masterpiece of renowned Camille Boitel, is a reflection upon human fragility, the inevitability of disaster, upon error as the first stepping stone towards adventure and consequentially towards the beginning of the moment. Regarded by some European critics as a genius in the art of Object Theatre / Contemporary Circus, Camille Boitel unifies Theatre, Dance and New Circus in a surreal comedy that will surely make the audience hold their breath.
>> See the video of the show
>> See the TV spot
Additional information
Performers Marine Broise, Aldo Thomas, Pascal le Corre, Camille Boitel, Jérémie Garry and Jacques-Benoît DardantAssistant Alice BoitelConstruction Benoît Finker, Thomas de Broissia, Martin Gautron and Martine Staerk Lighting Design Benoît FinkerProduction Lamereboitel Co-production Base de lancement au Merlan, Scène Nationale à Marseille, Appareillage au Théâtre de la Cité internationale, Soulèvement au Manège and Scène Nationale de ReimsFinanced by Ministère de la Culture et de la Communication, DRAC Ile de France and DMDTS Ville de Paris
Photo Credit Vincent Beaume
Presented within the ambit of Cultural programming network 5 SentidosCo-financed by, MaisCentro, QREN and the European Union
Photo Credit Vincent Beaume
Presented within the ambit of Cultural programming network 5 SentidosCo-financed by, MaisCentro, QREN and the European Union