Conseil de classe - Roi du silence - Dépôt de bilan

Ages 12 and up

Class Council
A teacher is alone in a classroom. Hidden from prying eyes and ears, wandering among the desks, speaking to the empty chairs, this is his chance to tell his students what no one else dares to say. Weaving a poetic metaphor of a wild animal tamer, the classroom gradually transforms into a veritable circus tent.
Class Meeting offers a fresh and sincere perspective on the otherwise all-too-familiar figure of the teacher.

Ages 13 and up

King of Silence
Returning from his mother’s funeral, a young man places her urn on the dining room table to speak to her one last time. Today, he will break the pact he made with himself fifteen years ago: to keep his homosexuality a secret. Meanwhile, the footsteps of the neighbor upstairs grow louder and louder... Why does this noise unsettle him so much? King of Silence is a play about the discovery and acceptance of desire.

Ages 14 and up

Bankruptcy
A man welcomes us into his home: his office. He’s just returned from a beach vacation with his wife and children and is getting back to work… the work he loves… this job to which he devotes all his time... this job that fascinates him so much... that he forgot his family on the beach. Bankruptcy is a play about work addiction (or workaholism).