Vincent Macaigne
Voilà ce que jamais je ne te dirai
© © Mathilda Olmi ©
Devised and written by Vincent Macaigne
Performance, Sharif Andoura, Thomas Blanchard, Candice Bouchet, Thibaut Evrard, Pauline Lorillard, Hedi Zada
Participation video, Matthieu Jaccard, Eric Vautrin
A production by Théâtre de Vidy ; Cie friche 22.66 // Co-produced by Nanterre-Amandiers, centre dramatique national ; Festival d’Automne à Paris ; Théâtre National de Bretagne – CDN (Rennes) ; La Colline – théâtre national (Paris) ; Les Théâtre de la ville du Luxembourg ; Théâtre National de Strasbourg ; Holland Festival (Amsterdam) ; La Filature, Scène nationale (Mulhouse) ; TANDEM scène nationale (Arras-Douai) ; Théâtre de l’Archipel, scène nationale de Perpignan ; CDN Orléans/Loiret/Centre ; Bonlieu Scène nationale (Annecy) ; La Bâtie – Festival de Genève dans le cadre du soutien FEDER du programme Interreg France-Suisse 2014-2020 // Coréalisation Nanterre-Amandiers, centre dramatique national ; Festival d’Automne à Paris // With the support from Adami // Touring assistance provided by Pro Helvetia – Fondation suisse pour la culture // Avec la participation artistique du Jeune théâtre national // With thanks to Théâtre de la Ville-Paris ; Le Parvis Scène Nationale Tarbes-Pyrénées ; Théâtre Ouvert – Centre National des Dramaturgies Contemporaines ; La Villette (Paris) //Compagnie Friche 22.66 receives support from DGCA – Ministère de la Culture (FR) as a national Company and from Région Île-de-France. // First performed on the 14th September 2017 at Théâtre de Vidy, Lausanne
Partnership with France Inter
In Parallel with Je suis un pays, Vincent Macaigne invites the Finnish artist Ulrich von Sidow for a unique experience.
Ulrich Von Sidow, known for his radical and unexpected artistic propositions, looks into a question that is one of the departure points for Je suis un pays. Can art save the world? Picking up on the themes of the show, his response - in collaboration with, and based on a text by Vincent Macaigne - is that of an immersion-based performance. It experiments with the limits of representation and questions the different relationships at work between art and power, artistic identity and the difficulty of creating new work. Each evening, a video-conference by one of the major specialists in the Ulrich Von Sidow’s art introduces the performance.
Not recommanded for pregnant women and people suffering from epilepsy