Duration 60min
Adult public from 12 years old
Fastoche
direction Pierre Tual and Yngvild Aspeli Interpretation Pierre TUAL Piano Guillaume Hunout Construction puppets Polina Borisova scenography Guillaume Hunout sound creation Karine Dumont Creation Light Guillaume Hunout Complicit looks Sylvie Baillon and Eric Goulouzelle
Production See you tomorrow my love co-productions The sandy heap of green cheers – National Puppetry Center, Amiens / Le Passage – Stage Conventioned Object and Puppet Theater, Fécamp / Odradek – Creative Center for the puppet, Quint -Fonsegrives / Cultural service of Morsang-sur-Orge Supports and residences L’Echalier, St Agil / La Nef, Pantin / International Puppetry Institute, Charleville-Mézières
Jonathan is stuck between childhood and adult life. Panic at the idea of being thirty, he locked himself in an apartment to take stock of his short life and overcome his anxieties. But Georges and Jimmy, a kid and an old man, appear strangely in the living room and squat the sofa to ruin his life. The inexplicable presence of these two characters will allow him to understand that it is time to leave childhood and assume his adulthood, without being afraid of the old age to come.
On stage, Pierre Tual is surrounded by two puppets on a human scale, seizing all the roles with a jubilant virtuosity. He fights with them and with himself to find a way out of the crisis that his character is living. On the piano, Guillaume Hunout gives him the reply and tints this initiatory comedy with a sweet melancholy.
Dating from 2014, this company’s flagship show has been played more than 100 times in France and internationally since its creation.
