Caroline Robert & Vincent Morisset - Studio AATOAA
Signs of the times
14- to 18-year-olds: Come leave your mark!
The anthropologists have spoken: the first humans did NOT live in caves. They used them to shelter from the weather and ... to make art! So, you Cro-Magnon, you, turn off your phone, come out of your cave and leave your mark on French Theatre!
Five amazing shows to transport you to our era, on your own or with the Homo sapiens of your choice.
Homo artisticus: These humans are on a perpetual hunt for art and invisible worlds. They pursue La mouette for its volatile beauty, and discover the mystical light of frozen waters in De glace.
Homo politicus: This group lives in tribes and is interested in all sociopolitical struggles. After seeing Rose et la machine and Le virus et la proie, it won’t be long before they discover fire!
Homo nomadus: With their clan or individually, these humans don’t stay put. With Dérive de nuit, they’ll set sail for a new continent, which also reflects a bit of themselves!
* Teens get a special rate of $15 per ticket through the NAC’s Under30 program, which encourages young people to attend our performances.
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Le virus et la proie
Manifesto theatre as political rantFour dynamic performers deliver this scathing indictment like a scream, that of writer Pierre Lefebvre. An abrasive declaration that denounces the brutality of … read more
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De glace
Immersive Nordic taleA show for all audiences, the timeless story of a whirlwind friendship between two young girls. Delicate and surprising theatre that touches our five senses thanks … read more
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Dérive de nuit
Interdisciplinary journeyNow boarding for a nocturnal excursion to an island that might as well be at the end of the world! Accompanied by four magnificent live performers (poetry, video, … read more
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La mouette
Landmark play illuminated by Catherine VidalIt’s impossible to summarize The Seagull in a single idea; this sublime theatrical bird always eludes capture. With great sensitivity, … read more
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Rose et la machine
100% cathartic documentary playA 100% cathartic documentary play about Maude Laurendeau’s Kafkaesque journey through the maze of a system unable to make room for Rose, her autistic … read more
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