REBATAILLES

2013 - Festival International des Théâtres de Marionnettes, Charleville-Mézières

SYNOPSIS

Rebatailles draws inspiration from the logic of a dream—one in which life can be recreated after death: by crafting puppets. On stage, a musician and a few turntables awaken three beings: half-alive, half-puppets.

DISTRIBUTION

Writing and direction Alice Laloy
Scenography Jane Joyet
Costumes Mariane Delayre
Music Frédéric Costa
Models design Atelier Mazette!
Accessory Construction Olivier Benoit
Lights creation Bruno Brinas
General management Boualeme Bengueddach
Sound design Julien Reboux
Production Laure Félix assistée de Aude Martino
With Jean-Edouard Bodziak, Frédéric Costa, Yann Nédélec, Hélène Viaux
Thanks to Carine Faiella, Kevin Hanez, Hélène Moser, Magrit Coulon, Hervé Girardin, Fabrice Serapion & Gaëtan Solun

PRODUCTION

Production La Compagnie S’appelle Reviens
Rebatailles was supported by the Regional Council of Alsace, TJP CDN of Alsace Strasbourg, Theater Paul Eluard – Choisy le Roi and by Espace 1789 – Saint Ouen

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