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The Starry Night • Majâz Theater
Forget your phone for a while and step into a sharp stage performance that exposes the absurdity of our digital obsessions. It is the perfect plan if you want to question your scrolling habits while enjoying a clever, thought-provoking tale about human nature.
Le Grand Parquet (Paris 18th)
About
The Majâz theatre troupe brings La Nuit Étoilée to Le Grand Parquet, located in Paris's 18th arrondissement, on January 22, 2027. This theatrical production delves into our complex relationship with technology through the story of Serge, a father who transforms into TéléSerge, an anthropomorphic smartphone. This dystopian satire examines the pervasive influence of our devices and the challenge of truly disconnecting in the modern age. Suitable for audiences aged 7 and up, the play serves as a thought-provoking fable about human contradictions. The performance runs from 19:00 to 20:00, and tickets are required to attend.
At night, Serge, the father, transforms into TeleSerge, a manipulative smartphone that reveals the inner workings of an invasive technology shaped by our desires... Between satire and dystopia, the show is a fable about our inability to disconnect and questions the machine as a reflection of our human contradictions.
Our take on this event
On Friday, January 22, 2027, the Majâz theatre company takes to the stage at Le Grand Parquet for a singular performance of La Nuit Étoilée. Set within the Jardins d'Eole, the play explores the tensions between humanity and the digital tools we have created.
The narrative centers on Serge, a man who, during the night, becomes TéléSerge. As a manipulative smartphone, he exposes the inner workings of an invasive technology that reflects our deepest desires and constant connectivity. The play functions as both a satire and a dystopia, questioning our inability to turn off our screens and the ways in which machines mirror our own flaws.
The event takes place from 19:00 to 20:00. This production is open to viewers aged 7 and above. Please note that this is a paid event, and booking in advance is advised to secure your seat for this unique exploration of the human condition in the digital era.
