SOUS MA PEAU /SFU.MA.TO/

2015 — Le Carré, Scène Nationale de Château-Gontier

SYNOPSIS

UNDER MY SKIN / SFU.MA.TO or the desire to explore what, layer after layer, will allow to find the right thickness and thus try to get closer to a “form of beauty”.

DISTRIBUTION

Writing and Direction Alice Laloy
Text Alice Laloy and Stéphanie Farison
Music Eric Recordier
Scenography and stage management Jane Joyet
Décor construction  Arpo Studio – Nicolas de Bary
Lights designer Jean-Yves Courcoux
Sound management Thibaud Thaunay
Costume  Delphine Laloy
Accessories Eric Deniaud, Alice Laloy, Arnaud Louski-Pane and Justine Macadoux
With Eric Deniaud, Marek Douchet, Stéphanie Farison, Justine Macadoux, Eric Recordier
Production management Laure Félix
Thanks to Eric Caruso

PRODUCTION

Production La Compagnie S’appelle Reviens
Co-production : Le Mouffetard – Puppetry Arts Theater, the FMTM – World Festival of Charleville-Mézières Puppet Theaters, the TJP-CDN of Alsace, the Fracas – National Dramatic Center of Montluçon – Auvergne region, Créa – Young Public Stage of Alsace.
With the support of the Carré – National Scene and Center of Contemporary Art – Château-Gontier, the National Scene of Cavaillon, Studio Stains Theater, the General Council of Seine Saint Denis, the Strasbourg City, the region Alsace and DRAC Alsace. This text received the Creation Aid from the National Theater Center

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