Specimen

In this play, Gwendoline Soublin shifts points of view and shows the human species in the living.
From the destiny of a woman working in the fish section of a supermarket, she takes us back to our ancestral genes, the appearance of man and the birth of life: She's forty-six. She works in the fish and shellfish department of the Supergiant. Laying, weighing, typing, gluing: that's her daily routine. She's been working for 4720 days without a hitch. But one day, his superior humiliates him in front of the customers. Then something goes wrong in time and space. Suddenly, 4.6 billion years open up in and around her. In the midst of the urban steppe, an intimate, thousand-year-old epic begins.