Peau d'Âne, la fête est finie

With acidity and humor, and taking up the iconic elements of Perrault's tale, Marie Dilasser weaves a fable for today, a story where young girls come out of silence and join forces to take possession of their bodies and their lives.
Here, no good guys, no bad guys. No heroes or heroines. Here, two lives, in different realities and contexts. Two lives that filiation could unite, should unite.
But that filiation will ultimately destroy.
Here no king and infanta.
But a guilty father, and a daughter who, like Antigone, takes up arms.
Not those that bloody, pierce and slice.
Those of the word and the poetic act that reveal, repair, and render justice.