Focus & Chaliwaté: Dimanche
Focus & Chaliwaté: Dimanche
Humanity surprised by the climatic chaos
Between dreamlike fiction and factual reality, Dimanche (Sunday) paints a witty and tender portrait of
humanity surprised by the uncontrollable forces of nature.
A family is about to spend their Sunday together, a family tradition. But the walls are shaking, strong winds and torrential rain rage outside and the storm has only just begun. Amidst this climatic chaos, the protagonists absurdly attempt to maintain a normal family life.
In doing so, Dimanche observes the ingenuity and stubbornness of humans as they try to preserve their day-to-day habits, going to absurd extremes to keep up a sense of normalcy despite the chaos of anecological collapse.
Meanwhile, three travelling wildlife reporters are doing their best to document the apocalypse. They film, with what little equipment they have, Earth’s last living species: three wild animals on the brink of extinction.
There is an audience discussion after the performance on Friday 8 April.
The show is realised in co-operation with Espoo City Theatre.
“… beautifully done, appealing to children as well as adults: an eloquent message about the disaster around the corner.” – Limelight Magazine
“A charming blend of fact and fiction with a vintage aesthetic and very current message.” – Edinburgh Guide
“Superb theatre for our time and a wonderful experience for all audience of all ages” – InDaily
Running time | 75 min |
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Location & accessibility | Espoo City Theatre, Louhi Hall, Espoo Cultural Centre, Kulttuuriaukio 2 |
Age recommendation | 9+ |
Tickets | 42/39/19 € |
Credits
Written and directed by
Julie Tenret, Sicaire Durieux, Sandrine Heyraud
Dramaturgy
Alana Osbourne
Scenography by
Zoé Tenret
Stage Set Construction
Zoé Tenret, Bruno Mortaignie (LS Diffusion), Sébastien Boucherit ja Sebastien Munck
Puppets created by
Waw ! Studios / Joachim Jannin ja Jean-Raymond Brassinne
Puppet assistant creators
Emmanuel Chessa, Aurélie Deloche ja Gaëlle Marras
Lights by
Guillaume Toussaint Fromentin
Sound by
Brice Cannavo
Video by
Tristan Galand
1st AC
Alexandre Cabanne
Key Grip
Hatuey Suarez
Underwater filming
Alexandra Brixy
TV news filming
Tom Gineyts
Post-production videos
Paul Jadoul
Video set construction
Zoé Tenret and Sébastien Munck
Video sound
Jeff Levillain (Studio Chocolat-noisette) ja Roland Voglaire (Boxon Studio)
Costumes
Fanny Boizard
General Stage Management
Léonard Clarys
Stage Management
Leonard Clarys, Isabelle Derr, Hugues Girard, Nicolas Ghion, David Alonso Morillo, Baptiste Leclère or Baptiste Wattier.