Guided visit to the JF Oberlin Museum
Guided visit to the JF Oberlin Museum
Waldersbach
"I don't want to be a victim of this situation, but an actress for as long as I can. How does a young actress cope with the knowledge that she has an early-onset form of Alzheimer's disease? How do you change your outlook on the irreversible and live with the inexorable? Based on the life of actress Ysanis Padonou and the complicity that unites them, Romain Gneouchev presents an intimate show on the subject of neurodegenerative diseases.
Equipped with an earpiece into which her text can be whispered in the event of a memory lapse, the young actress invites us to follow her through a vertiginous labyrinth of memories and memories.
labyrinth of memories and distorting mirrors. In this autobiographical exposé, intimate experiences and family constellations, doubts
family constellation, doubts, lucidity and daily life on stage. Refusing to be dolorous, Une chose vraie is less interested in pathology than in its consequences on life. It examines mourning, transmission and denial, but more than anything else, gives pride of place to friendship and the joy of living: a joy that is complex yet luminous.
Equipped with an earpiece into which her text can be whispered in the event of a memory lapse, the young actress invites us to follow her through a vertiginous labyrinth of memories and memories.
labyrinth of memories and distorting mirrors. In this autobiographical exposé, intimate experiences and family constellations, doubts
family constellation, doubts, lucidity and daily life on stage. Refusing to be dolorous, Une chose vraie is less interested in pathology than in its consequences on life. It examines mourning, transmission and denial, but more than anything else, gives pride of place to friendship and the joy of living: a joy that is complex yet luminous.
