Va Aimer !

In this new solo, Eva Rami plays the members of her family, as well as her friends and many other characters, with humor and tenderness.
Using the symbolism of the caged bird, the play sheds light on the relationships of domination and confinement that can arise when it comes to love.
As in her first two shows, the themes of transmission, emancipation, mourning and family are tackled here with a great deal of poetry and derision.
In the midst of all these brilliantly sketched characters, we'll be able to wonder about the meaning of the word "love" and the way in which each of us takes hold of it.

In Va aimer! Elsa, the heroine, is no longer the only storyteller at the forefront of the story. She soon finds herself surrounded by a group of women who act like a chorus, often like fireworks, and accompany her by weaving links with their own stories. In their own way, with varying degrees of tact, driven by a sometimes suffocating affection, they all want to help Elsa emerge from her silence and, for some, guide her towards freedom.