Théâtre du Radeau
Onzième
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Onzième
Direction, scenography, lightning, François Tanguy
Sound, François Tanguy, Éric Goudard
Stage Manager and Master Electrician, François Fauvel
Sound Engineer, Éric Goudard
Construction, set, Frode Bjørnstad, Jean Cruchet, François Fauvel, Éric Minette, Grégory Rault, François Tanguy and the team of the Radeau Theater
With Laurence Chable, Fosco Corliano, Claudie Douet, Muriel Hélary, Vincent Joly, Cheick Kaba, Carole Paimpol, Karine Pierre, Grégory Rault, Jean Rochereau, Boris Sirdey
Administration, Marc Pérennès
assisted by Pablo Bence, Pascal Bence, Leila Djedid, Franck Lejuste, Martine Minette, Maryvonne Naji, Emilien Tacheau, Claire Terrades
Coproduction Théâtre du Radeau (Le Mans) ; Théâtre National de Bretagne (Rennes) ; Association Artemps (Dijon) ; Espace Malraux, scène nationale de Chambéry et de la Savoie ; Théâtre Garonne (Toulouse) ; Théâtre de Gennevilliers, Dramatic national Center for contemporary creation ; Festival d’Automne à Paris
The Théâtre du Radeau is subsidized by the DRAC Pays of the Loire/Ministère of the Culture and the Communication, the District council of the Countries of the Loire, the General advice of the Sarthe and the City of Mans and receives the support of Mans Métropole, the ONDA for the tour in France and of the French Institute for the international tours.
With the support of Adami
Combining music, lighting and a scenography based on sliding panels, François Tanguy’s new play evokes a magic lantern show. In Onzième – a reference to Beethoven’s String Quartet n°11 –, texts by Shakespeare, Dostoyevsky and Kafka combine with music by Purcell, Schubert and Berio, to conjure a dreamlike version of our contemporary world, halfway between the grave and the farcical.
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