R.O.B.I.N.

R.O.B.I.N., by Compagnie L'Argument, offers a new vision of the famous myth of Robin Hood, under the direction of Maïa Sandoz.

, by Compagnie L'Argument, offers a new vision of the famous myth of Robin Hood, under the direction of Maïa Sandoz. Inspired by the film The Bicycle Thief, this creation addresses social injustice and economic inequality with relevance and poetry.

The story follows Robin and Christabelle, two children facing poverty and forced to steal to survive. N. engages both young and old in a reflection on solidarity, freedom, and social justice, while offering a captivating and optimistic show.

Robin and Christabelle Des Bois are born into a loving and impoverished family, so poor that they steal to eat. One day, everything changes, and the trial of Robin's sister begins for criminal association, theft, and sabotage.

In this play full of humour, Compagnie de l'Argument reinvents the legend of Robin Hood, through the lens of current political, ecological, and societal issues, from the perspective of children and teenagers.

The actors invite them to (re)act, immersing them in a story between reality and imagination, full of cunning and delightful deceptions, at the heart of a forest or a courtroom, recycled on sight.

N is the incredible journey of a brother and sister in a modern and captivating fable. A funny and committed play, with an optimistic message of solidarity.