Survival of the Living
A poetic-biological-theatrical conference for teenagers and adults. Luminous! Did you know that there's a plant internet in the forest? That the mycorrhizal fungus is responsible for it? On stage, through an intimate and theatrical interview, biologist Julie Drouin places nature at the centre of our attention. Accompanied by an actor, in a moving visual installation, punctuated by poetic pulsations, she shares with humour and sensitivity her passion for the interdependence of living things - which goes far beyond the boundaries of human perception. A show for all those who are not afraid to be moved by nature and science! Flexible theatre space Are you interested in the theme of living things? Discover also Vivant and Vagabondages & Conversations Samedi ça me dit Dancing soils Dance, walk, explore the soils with your body. They are alive and full of surprises. Be careful, they breathe! With Joanne Clavel, dancer and scientist. Saturday 20 March, 14:30, before the performance · For families aged 12 and over · Jardin de la Martine on the theatre roof · Duration 1h30 · Upon registration with Elvan, a young spirit from Am Stram Gram, tells you about Survie du vivant In the forest, under the leaves, under the humus, hides... an immense discrete network of small white veins that weave links between the roots of trees. These small white veins allow plants to talk to each other, to exchange gifts, carbon, water. It is the plant internet. It has existed since the beginning of time. Julie says, life is poetry. Cast THÉÂTRE LE CLOU | Conference by Julie Drouin, with the participation of Jonathan Morier | Directed by: Benoît Vermeulen | Assistant director and stage manager: Martine Richard | Sound environment and music: Francis Rossignol | Scenography, props and costume-objects: Julie Vallée-Léger | Lighting: Mathieu Marcil Production: Théâtre Le Clou / Excerpts: Le temps du paysage, Hélène Dorion (Druide, p.15) (two excerpts) / À l’heure du loup, Pierre Morency (Boréal, p.86) Chauffer le dehors, Marie-Andrée Gill (Peuplade, p.65) / IOTÉKHA’, Robert Lalonde (Boréal compact, p.93) Dans l’œil du pigeon, Luc-Alain Giraldeau (Boréal, p.33) / Raymond Carver, Poésie, Raymond Carver (Éditions de l’Olivier, p.189) Follow the artists THÉÂTRE LE CLOU Website Instagram
Tariff table: Adult 25 CHF Child/reduced 16 CHF Early childhood (Knuet) 16 CHF / 12 CHF reduced.
