© Julie Charland
December 5
- 8, 2018
“The partners know that the confrontation in which they are engaged, and which will not separate them, is as inconsequential as a perverse form of pleasure.” Roland Barthes, Fragments d’un discours amoureux
- Français
- ≈ 1 hour and 15 minutes · No intermission
The bedroom as battleground
She’s a writer and occasional drama queen; he’s a PhD student in philosophy and a Timbits fan. They spent their twenties together. Alternating between passionate interludes and quarrels and infidelities, they’ve ended up in an ambiguous relationship that makes neither of them happy. Little by little, words have replaced bodies, and language has replaced the double bed as the preferred place for a little romp. But tonight, their rhetorical jousting will take them to the limits of the field of love ...
Playwright Catherine Chabot combines seriousness and humour in an incisive look at the peregrinations of the bedroom. A hyperrealist score for three actors, in language that is as raw as it is relevant.
- With Catherine Chabot, Francis-William Rhéaume and Fayolle Junior Jean
- Assistant director Amélie-Claude Riopel
- Sets and costumes Estelle Charron
- Lighting Julie Basse
- Production director Maude St-Pierre
- Dramaturgical consultant Guillaume Corbeil
- Produced by Corrida