Bruno Geslin

Bruno Geslin

Kiss me quick d’ Ishem Bailey

Archive 2008
Theatre

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© © Emilie Beauvais ©

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Kiss Me Quick
Director, Bruno Geslin
Dramaturgy and script, Ishem Bailey
based on interviews undertaken by Susan Meiselas

Assistant Director
and artistic collaboration, Émilie Beauvais
Scenography, Marc Lainé
Video, Bruno Geslin and Romain Tanguy
Composition and sound, Teddy Degouys
and Matthieu Desbordes
Lighting, Laurent Bénard
Choreography, Sophia Balma
Stage Manager, Patrick Le Joncourt
 
with Évelyne Didi-Huberman, Lila Redouane, Delphine Rudasigwa and  Matthieu Desbordes
(Ongoing) Co-production with : Théâtre de Nimes ; Théâtre de la Bastille/Théâtre de l'Agora - Scène nationale d'Evry et de l'Essonne within the context of the Région Ile-de-France cultural development program; Comédie de Valence - Centre dramatique national Drôme Ardèche ; CDN Orléans-Centre-Loiret ; Théâtre Garonne/Toulouse ; L’Estive - Scène nationale de Foix et de l’Ariège ; Le Bateau Feu/Scène nationale de Dunkerque, Dieppe Scène nationale
With help in creating this work from the DRAC, Ile-de-France
Delegated production La Grande Mélée
We are in 1960s America, where quaint burlesque is suddenly being outstripped by the porn industry. Playing deftly on the opposition between private and public space, what we can see and what we merely imagine – Bruno Geslin lays bare the contradictions of an era. And as in many of his previous works, continues to delve into the enigma of desire. 

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