Prélude de Pan

Two actresses and an actor bring Jean Giono's short story to life. They take the audience on a stroll through natural landscapes, a journey through language as much as a discovery of a territory. Somewhere between fiction and documentary, and using a unique montage each time, they invite the audience to stop off in singular places and rethink their relationship with the land, in an attempt to contribute to the "culture of the living" that philosopher Baptiste Morizot has called for. A short, experimental form, this Prélude de Pan is a show prefiguring Que ma joie demeure, always rethought in situ, weaving the author's poetry into today's world.