Moby Dick

Presented by Mairie de Francheville Moby Dick, Herman Melville’s formidable masterpiece and adventure novel, tells the story of an obsession: that of Captain Ahab, who furiously and relentlessly pursues a ferocious sperm whale that took his leg. He drags sailors aboard, who are gradually caught up in the whirlwind of his hatred and mad vengeance. In this captivating, humorous, and strangely wise tale, the writer poses the great questions of human existence and imprints a new myth on human memory: that of the white whale. The new creation by Les Vagabonds company takes you to the heart of the oceans, amidst the crash of their storms, in the final confrontation between man and the great white Leviathan. In the abysses of the human soul, between nightmare and reality, one brushes against fears, hatreds, quests, and hopes. Cie Les vagabonds Directed by: Benjamin Bouzy and Vincent Marguet Translation: Joana Cartocci Performed by: Fabien Floris, Pascal Loison, Vincent Marguet, Benjamin Bouzy and Kévin Poli Costumes and set design: Constant Chiassai-Polin and Cecilia Galli

Presented by Mairie de Francheville

Moby Dick, Herman Melville’s formidable masterpiece and adventure novel, tells the story of an obsession: that of Captain Ahab, who furiously and relentlessly pursues a ferocious sperm whale that took his leg. He drags sailors aboard, who are gradually caught up in the whirlwind of his hatred and mad vengeance. In this captivating, humorous, and strangely wise tale, the writer poses the great questions of human existence and imprints a new myth on human memory: that of the white whale. The new creation by Les Vagabonds company takes you to the heart of the oceans, amidst the crash of their storms, in the final confrontation between man and the great white Leviathan. In the abysses of the human soul, between nightmare and reality, one brushes against fears, hatreds, quests, and hopes. Cie Les vagabonds

Directed by: Benjamin Bouzy and Vincent Marguet

Translation: Joana Cartocci

Performed by: Fabien Floris, Pascal Loison, Vincent Marguet, Benjamin Bouzy and Kévin Poli

Costumes and set design: Constant Chiassai-Polin and Cecilia Galli