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An exciting performance that will make the hairs on the back of your neck stand up and leave every inch of your body shaking with an urge to satisfy your curiosity!
Ever wondered what our great-great-grandparents had to go through in order to provide us with the life we currently have? A reflective piece created by Thomas Laubacher and directed by André Pignat and Géraldine Lonfat exposes life back in the 20th century and how it differs from today’s existence. With a composition of original songs and dance, the show transforms into a representation of the harsh reminder of what families had to go through to survive a world war and a tough evolution. Credited as a stimulating performance that will grasp the attention of spectators from the beginng.
Ever wondered what our great-great-grandparents had to go through in order to provide us with the life we currently have? A reflective piece created by Thomas Laubacher and directed by André Pignat and Géraldine Lonfat exposes life back in the 20th century and how it differs from today’s existence. With a composition of original songs and dance, the show transforms into a representation of the harsh reminder of what families had to go through to survive a world war and a tough evolution. Credited as a stimulating performance that will grasp the attention of spectators from the beginng.
Stage direction : Géraldine LONFAT, André PIGNAT
Access plan Théâtre de la Gaîté Montparnasse
How to get to the Théâtre de la Gaîté Montparnasse
- Gaîté, Edgar Quinet, Montparnasse
- 28, 56, 68, 82, 89, 92, 94, 96
- Gare Montparnasse, Tour Montparnasse rue du Commandant Mouchotte
Le spectacle nous fait vibrer par son énergie, sa poésie, son questionnement et la maîtrise d'une interprétation de haut niveau (une mention spéciale pour le mime qui est extraordinaire)
On vient d’assister à la première et quel Premiere ! 1000 merci c’est trop débordant d’énergie et de grâce la musique nous laisse rêveur on reviendra c’est sure!