https://nac-cna.ca/en/event/2807
It’s not easy being Vipérine. She is fed up with living in the shadow of her dead sister. She decides to take matters firmly in hand, to walk down to the end of the wharf and toss the ashes of her sister Fée into the water. But first she must venture into a shadowy world… Shifting between a serious message and a light, sometimes humorous style, the play embarks on a human and artistic quest. The approach of the Bélanger-Brullemans duo reflects a need to...
Azrieli Studio,1 Elgin Street,Ottawa,Canada
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- ≈ 55 minutes · No intermission
It’s not easy being Vipérine. She is fed up with living in the shadow of her dead sister. She decides to take matters firmly in hand, to walk down to the end of the wharf and toss the ashes of her sister Fée into the water. But first she must venture into a shadowy world…
Shifting between a serious message and a light, sometimes humorous style, the play embarks on a human and artistic quest. The approach of the Bélanger-Brullemans duo reflects a need to reflect on serious issues and to raise important questions. How can forgetfulness be a part of memory? Without falling into evasion or avoidance, how can we alleviate the weight of memory and thus find a way to move forward? For the little girl at the heart of the piece, growing up and fully living life is a way to achieve reconciliation.
