Duration 45min
Young audiences from 7 years old
On the other side of the lemon
Design and staging Mila Baleva Iinterpretation Mila Baleva and Guillaume Hunout Creation Light Guillaume Hunout Drawings and silhouettes Zlatka Vatcheva puppets Guillaume Hunout Creation Music Guillaume Hunout and Véronique Lespérat-Héquet Text Inna Pavlova peep Eric Goulouzelle
Production See you tomorrow my love co-productions The sandy pile of green chess panses – National Puppetry Center, Amiens / Le Palace Theater, Montataire / Association Nova Villa, Reims / Le Sablier – National Puppetry Center, IFS / Collectif for young people Hauts-de-France / Maisons Folie Mills, Lille Supports and residences Léo Lagrange Cultural Center, Amiens / Theater House, Amiens / Halle Ô Grains, Bayeux / Bessin Cultural Farm
This project received support for the creation of the DRAC Hauts-de-France
Inspired by the Youth album of the Bulgarian Inna Pavlova, the man who had no face, the company à Tomorrow Mon Amour plunges us into a mysterious and poetic universe that takes the form, on stage, of an ‘animation film’ created in direct. The story is that of a man who does not feel complete because he has only one profile, and who goes in search of his missing part around the world. In his quest, he meets many bizarre and disturbing characters who reject him because he is different. One day, however, he meets a large yellow lemon that smiles at him. It is the beginning of a beautiful friendship that will change the life of our hero.
In an inventive scenography, all the senses are sharpened by the color, music and lights that immerse the public in a dreamlike universe. While making the imagination take off, this show gently leads to a reflection on the acceptance of others and of oneself. This philosophical tale about difference is addressed with poetry to the eyes, ears and heart.
