Nous avons en Commun la Résistance

Here is THE long-awaited musical about the hidden history of the Resistance (the female version...): A quartet of artists we adore sing about commitment to the resistance, fear, struggle, but s

): A quartet of artists we adore sing about commitment to the resistance, fear, struggle, but above all the joy of sisterhood and love. We have been brimming with impatience ever since they came to present their upcoming creation to us.

And this one transports you: a breath of collective hope to be prescribed three times a day to infinity!

The Rue de la Commune collective features the crystal-clear voice of Léa Noilhan, the extraterrestrial Aïda Sanchez, the beautiful Armel Christelle Boizanté, and the one who has been with us for every season since her beginnings, the poet Mymytchell.

They come together to work around sung memory and perform the texts of Anouck Colombani, who previously wrote "Il faut sauver Gervaise" about the women of the Paris Commune. Nous avons en commun la résistance is above all a story of women, some of whom enter the Resistance.

It is also a story of lesbians in which clandestine loves resonate with the clandestinity of the lives of the struggle.

In a pre-war sapphic cabaret, where exuberance and freedom are the order of the day, Marthe and Francine, Judy or Dolores open up their stories drowned in the grand sweep of history, the starting point for singular destinies that worked in secret for our common destiny.

POST-SHOW DISCUSSION Join us on 11 December, at the end of the performance, for a post-show discussion with the author, Anouk Colombani.