[And why do I have to speak like you ?]
a show by and with Anouk Grinberg and Nicolas Repac
from 22 April to 17 May 2020 - Small Theater
Accompanied by musician Nicolas Repac, Anouk Grinberg embraces the words of women and men closed up in psychiatric hospitals. While they were interned, these people wrote letters, texts, songs, words of hope, love, confession, reproach, misunderstanding and hopeless dreams.
These “outsider art” texts are authentic songs of life. The voices of these overlooked authors resonate on stage alongside poets such as Henri Michaux or Emily Dickinson through the combined voice and music of an actress and a musician: powerful cries of raw poetry.
artistic team
a show by and with Anouk Grinberg and Nicolas Repac
texts by Ingeborg Bachmann, Aloïse Corbaz, Samuel Daiber, Emily Dickinson, Odysséas Elytis, Jego Hestz, Joseph Heu, Jacqueline, Aimable Jayet, Laure, Henri Michaux, Lotte Morin, Jules Pages, Marguerite de Pillonel, Justine Python, Jeanne Tripier, Adolf Wölfli
adaptation Anouk Grinberg
directed by Anouk Grinberg and Kên Higelin
music Nicolas Repac
lighting Joël Hourbeigt
production
RB|D Productions
creation by Les Visiteurs du soir
coproduction
Le Train Théâtre – Scène conventionnée de Portes-lès-Valence, Le Liberté – Scène nationale de Toulon
with the support of
a Collection de l’Art Brut de Lausanne, Michel Thévoz, Christian Berst
media partners of the show
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