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Les Naufragés Collective • We'll end up understanding eventually
Step into a dreamlike space where dance and visual poetry collide to challenge your perspective on reality. This raw workshop performance dives deep into the tension between surrender and holding onto our brightest dreams. It is an invitation to witness art in the making, designed for those who still find beauty in the fragility of existence.
Le Grand Parquet (Paris 18th)
About
The Les Naufragés collective takes over Le Grand Parquet on February 25, 2027, to present their latest work, On finira bien par comprendre. This performance blends theater, dance, and visual poetry to examine the persistence of dreams when faced with the inevitable end of childhood and certainty. Designed for audiences aged 12 and up, this one-hour show serves as a work-in-progress presentation emerging from an artistic residency. The event is completely free to attend, offering an intimate look at the troupe's creative process in the heart of the 18th arrondissement.
But the moon eventually reappears, reminding us that nothing is eternal. Faced with the inevitable—the end of hope, of the spectacle, and of childhood—they struggle and dream regardless of the cost. Les Naufragés is a fable blending theater, dance, and visual poetry. Must we continue to dream when everything pushes us to give it up?
crash test: presentation of a work-in-progress stage at the end of a residency
Our take on this event
Join us on Thursday, February 25, 2027, at Le Grand Parquet within the Jardins d'Eole for a special preview of the production On finira bien par comprendre. The Les Naufragés collective will present a work-in-progress, providing a unique look at their artistic research. Through a combination of dance, theater, and visual poetry, the performance explores the struggle to maintain hope and dreams when faced with the conclusion of spectacles and childhood alike.
The show runs from 19:00 to 20:00 and is intended for spectators aged 12 and older. This crash test session captures a pivotal moment in the troupe's creative journey as they develop their narrative. Admission is free, making this an accessible opportunity to engage with contemporary stagecraft in Paris's 18th district.
