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The Renard Cockroach • Marie Dompnier, Jan Peters

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Mar 11

The Renard Cockroach • Marie Dompnier, Jan Peters

How do we love today when the world seems to be falling apart?

Le Grand Parquet (Paris 18th)

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A couple tearing each other apart on the highway, two legendary old artists, a young androgynous demon, Dr. Jane Goodall, a prehistoric woman, and an amnesiac lover are the characters in the story imagined by Marie Dompnier and Jan Peters. It takes place in a deep forest where the author-performer duo questions relationships, romantic utopia, and by extension, the utopias we need to live together.

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Expect the unexpected in this wild theatrical piece set deep within a mysterious forest. A surreal cast of characters tackles the complexities of human connection, forcing us to question what it actually means to share a life. It is the perfect offbeat experience for anyone craving an exploration of love that feels as strange as it is authentic.

On Thursday, March 11, 2027, Le Grand Parquet presents Le cafard des Renard, an original performance by Marie Dompnier and Jan Peters. Running from 19:00 to 20:00, this production invites audiences aged 12 and up to explore themes of romantic utopia and the complexities of human connection. Through an eclectic cast of characters, including an amnesiac lover, a prehistoric woman, and Dr. Jane Goodall, the creators examine the utopias necessary for our coexistence. Set within the atmosphere of a deep forest, this theatrical experience offers a poignant look at the challenges and bonds defining contemporary relationships in the heart of the 18th arrondissement.

Marie Dompnier and Jan Peters team up for Le cafard des Renard, a performance taking place on Thursday, March 11, 2027. From 19:00 to 20:00, the artists transform the stage at Le Grand Parquet into a deep forest, acting as both writers and performers. The narrative weaves together the stories of diverse characters, ranging from a bickering couple on a highway to legendary artists and an androgynous demon, all to probe the nature of love and collective harmony.

Designed for those 12 years and older, the show serves as a meditation on the utopias we require to function as a society. By examining the fragile balance of romantic relationships, the performers prompt viewers to reflect on what is truly needed to live together effectively. This is a ticketed event located in the 18th arrondissement, providing a thought-provoking hour of theatre that challenges perspectives on intimacy and modern life.

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