Je danse toujours (I still dance)

Texte nu (The Bare Text)

by Timothée de Fombelle

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The 2002 archive

Caroline Silhol

France

Presentation

A whole life. The life of a woman. Of a woman who speaks and tells of limpid days, of joys, of tears, of detailed memories. At the heart of this life-story, there are the years of occupation, of resistance, of an unspoken love for a ring leader, and happiness after the war. However, beside this radiant woman who speaks, there is another, very young and silent woman who types. She writes without pause, on an evening during the winter of 1943. She invents this woman who is behind her and who is talking, this woman whom she will never be because the enemy is at the door. She invents a person who would have been able to say later, a long time after the war, "I still dance, I still love singing."
Timothée de Fombelle

Distribution

read by : Caroline Silhol

Production

Proposé par :la Commission Théâtre de la Sacd
Programme élaboré par : Jean-Michel Ribes, administrateur théâtre
Sur une idée originale de :Jean-Claude Carrière
Coproduction : Sacd dans le cadre de son action culturelle Théâtre, Festival d'Avignon
Lecture enregistrée par : France Culture

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