Photo : Alice-Piemme (AML)
Ravage Tout Court
Experience a raw and gripping theatrical journey that explores the complexities of resistance and human dignity. Through a powerful blend of documentary storytelling and physical movement, this ensemble cast turns profound indignation into an essential dialogue. A raw, artistic wake-up call that demands your full attention this weekend.
Théâtre Public de Montreuil
About
Ravage Tout Court comes to the Théâtre Public de Montreuil, offering a powerful documentary theatre experience directed by Adeline Rosenstein. Running from May 25 to May 28, 2027, this production features five performers who use movement and speech to examine the Palestinian narrative and the history of resistance. Designed for audiences aged 15 and over, the show runs daily from 20:00 to 21:30. The venue is fully accessible for wheelchair users and provides specific adaptations for deaf or hard-of-hearing guests, ensuring an inclusive experience for all attendees interested in this poignant political discourse.
With the strength of indignation and a quest for justice, author and director Adeline Rosenstein updates her previous documentary theater series, Décris-Ravage (2016), in a show that is enlightening and accessible to everyone.
Surrounded by five performers, she uses theater, physical movement, and the history of resistance as tools to retrace the Palestinian question and denounce what can no longer wait: the progressive erasure of a people. Here, simplicity and stripping things back combine to share and transcend an indignation and anger that continue to grow.
Our take on this event
Adeline Rosenstein returns to the stage with Ravage Tout Court, a refined and updated perspective on her 2016 documentary project, Décris-Ravage. From Tuesday, May 25, to Friday, May 28, 2027, the Théâtre Public de Montreuil hosts this production, where five performers explore themes of justice and the systematic erasure of a population. Performances take place nightly from 20:00 to 21:30.
By stripping back theatrical artifice, the play focuses on the urgency of the Palestinian cause, using body language and historical inquiry to stir reflection. Tickets are available at a price range of 9 to 27 euros, and the event is intended for those aged 15 and above.
Accessibility is a priority for this run: the theatre is wheelchair accessible and equipped to accommodate deaf or hard-of-hearing audience members throughout the performance.
