Le Petit Théâtre du Bout du Monde - Opus I

Le Petit Théâtre du Bout du Monde presents a series of characters whose portraits bear a strange resemblance to ours. They move to the slow rhythm of the revolutions of an unreal clock that tells them of the Anthropocene, yet without awakening their sleeping consciences. Wandering human or animal figures, these imaginary poets observe the world from their limited metabolism, from the bottom of their ladder. They live and change with us.
Here we claim to be working towards our own remission, through the creation and poetry of theatre, by devising a kind of shared experience that is more legitimate than the dogmas of the IMF or of the CAC 40. This subterranean universe on the fringes of art brut is strewn with objects of times gone by, relics of a technological past that has already become obsolete. A rod puppet, an enigmatic mole-like figure with luminous eyes, acts as a guide...
Design and scenography : Ézéquiel Garcia-Romeu.
Dramaturgy and advising: Laurent Caillon.
Puppets : Ézéquiel Garcia-Romeu.
Stage machinery and stage management: Thierry Hett.
Sound design: Samuel Sérandour.
Costumes: Sidalia da Costa, Myriana Stadjic.
Acting and puppeteering: Issam Kadichi.
Technique and mechanisms: Thierry Hett, Frédéric Piraino, with the participation of Le Hublot.
Manufacture of scenic sets: Studios of the TNN - Centre dramatique national de Nice.
- Théâtre de la Massue - Cie Ézéquiel Garcia-Romeu;
- Théâtre National de Nice (TNN) ;
- TJP-CDN Strasbourg ;
- La Chartreuse, Villeneuve lez Avignon.
With the support of the Théâtre d'Arles and the SPEDIDAM.
With support from the DRAC PACA, the Alpes-Maritimes Departmental Council and the Ville de Nice.
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