Le silence de Claire Lagrange

A thick, dark forest separates, from the city, a large establishment.
In the common space of this establishment, Madame runs from room to room, overwhelmed by numbers, grids, lists, ... and that crack she'd have to take care of. Residents Jean and Silvia chat about "the new girl", Claire Lagrange. Her extreme slowness contrasts with the hustle and bustle of her arrival a few days earlier. Jean and Silvia try to understand what her silence might cover, remember what she said in her agitation, listen through the walls, probe every clue.Claire Lagrange paints, slowly, mechanically, with children's gouache.

On the other sidé of the forest, Madame Lagrange, Claire's mother, is lost. Never could she have imagined that such an event would arise in their family...

Mixing Playmobil theater and poetry, Céline Delbecq plunges us into a sensitive tale where the cracks in the world reveal the need for connection and wonder.