Renversante

By Florence Hinckel Directed by Léna Bréban As in Renversante, Florence Hinckel's book, director Léna Bréban unpicks the clichés of a world where female domination reigns.

By Florence Hinckel

Directed by Léna Bréban

As in Renversante, Florence Hinckel's book, director Léna Bréban unpicks the clichés of a world where female domination reigns. Indeed, in Léa and Tom's society, streets and schools are named after famous women, and it is men who look after the children. So, the two non-identical twins question why the feminine prevails over the masculine. "How to break free from the straitjacket where deeply ingrained foundations describe what a woman should be and what a man should be?", explains Léna Bréban. Combining inventiveness, humour, and derision, the play is punctuated by projections of real advertisements that ironically demonstrate gender inequality. At the end of the show, a debate takes place between the artists and the audience.

Practical information:

For all audiences from 8 years old

Duration: 1h15

Disabled access: There is no access for people with reduced mobility in the Theatre.

Your seating will no longer be guaranteed from 5 minutes before the start of the show.

The theatre reserves the right to refuse access to the auditorium to spectators arriving after the show's start time.