"Ah" suivi de "Les Pensées" et "Bouger les lignes"

“My father always told me, ‘Never forget
that in any situation, you can put your hands
in your pockets and walk away,’
and every time he said that, I’d add to myself
thatyou could also
take another approach
—throw yourself face-down on the ground in the middle of the crowd
with your arms outstretched
as a sign of peace
but that wouldn’t work here” 

In these three plays of different styles, which bring to the forefront the improbable stream of thoughts and sensations of those speaking, everyday activities—approaching someone, thinking about something, running an errand—become the setting for unprecedented experiences. 
With a kind of comic rigor, the writing thus offers a theater of play and stage events that seems to invent itself on the spot and invites us to be open to whatever may happen.