This anthropologist specialising in the populations of the Far North survived a bear attack in the mountains of Kamchatka.
Belire aux fauves (to be read!) tells the story of a wound and a reconstruction, and questions the animal part that lies dormant in us all. Adapted for the stage by Les Arts Oseurs, this story is an invitation to dare to get closer to the ‘wild’ world for a moment by leaving the human world behind, and to re-examine the (porous) boundaries between the two. In the silence of an evening, on the edge of a wood, an encounter
is waiting for you.
awaits you. This nocturnal experience might just take you beyond the visible…
For 23 years, Les Arts Oseurs have been creating shows to bear witness to the world. And if the spoken word is at the heart of the encounter, so too is the multiplicity
of artistic languages. Theatre, the visual arts, music and dance are all brought together to address human issues that are burning and necessary. The encounter with the audience is at the heart of the company’s preoccupations, both in the content of its shows and in the way it presents them. It’s a way for the company to engage in a necessary aesthetic and political reflection
on the place of theatre in the city.
about the place of theatre in the city. Since 2012, she has worked mainly in public spaces. Each show is a creation around a human, burning, necessary subject. The notion of testimony is at the heart of each project. “A story grabs us and haunts us and we try to amplify its echo in the face of the world.”
Online booking advised online (limited places).
Ages 12 and up. Duration: 2.5 hours, including a 30-minute walk there and back (follow the yellow arrows)
The tour is free of charge.
