As part of Luchon’s cultural plans, street theatre proposed by the company Détachement International du Muerto Coco.
End of psychedelic investigation into parenthood | Duration 1H15
De l’origine du monde is initially an investigation into parenthood, begun in 2020. Based on a multitude of testimonies collected from people of all ages, personal archives, literary, scientific, sound and statistical material, a first triptych of ephemeral shows was created, which in turn questioned the words of women, men and the begotten.
At the heart of this fourth and final instalment is a move away from documentary theatre. Somewhere between an admission of powerlessness to find satisfactory answers, an attempt to say boo to the social injunction, a reverie and a nightmarish party, Charlotte and Raphaëlle enter uncharted territory. Like butterfly hunters, they set off into the cosmic meadows of their unconscious, in search of their own intimate words about parenthood.
If it rains: retreat to the Pavillon Normand.
Before the show from 10am to 1pm, a workshop on parenting for adults and teenagers (aged 13 and over), run by the “Détachement International du Muerto Coco” with 2 speakers – Raphaëlle Bouvier and Charlotte Perrin de Boussac. Places are limited, so register by email: contact@jedisenscene.fr
