Anatopias
• Justine Macadoux e J-A Dupont Castro (France) / FIMFA Lx25
22 to 23 May 2025
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Age rating
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Schools:
22 and 23 May: 10:30am and 2:30pm
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Families:
24 and 25 May: 11:30am and 4:30pm
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Target audience:
Starting at 8 years old
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Age rating:
6 years and above
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Duration:
45 min.
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Price for Schools:
€3 < 18 years / €1 TEIP schools / Free of charge for chaperons
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Price for Families:
€3 < 18 years / €7 > 18 years / Discounts apply
A poetic and sensory expedition into the human body, exploring arteries, cells, and organs as if they were landscapes and natural mysteries.
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Concept, Text, Performance
Justine Macadoux e J-A Dupont Castro
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External Supervision
Déborah Benveniste
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Vocal Coaching
Brigitte Gardet
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Set Construction
Bertrand Boulanger
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Sound Design
Lucas Descombes
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Light Design
Benoit Brégeault
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Administration, Production and Distribution
Nicolas Ligeon e Pauline Favaloro
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Touring Technical Direction
Lucas Descombes, em alternância com Benoit Brégeault
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Photography
Alban Van Wassenhove
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Production
Ballet Cosmique
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Support
DRAC Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes
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Co-production
Le Sablier – Centre National de la Marionnette, Théâtre l’Éclat/Festival Noob, Scène Conventionnée Art – Enfance et Jeunesse à Pont-Audemer, Train Théâtre e Théâtre à la Coque – Centre National de la Marionnette à Hennebont
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Residencies
Channel – Scène Nationale de Calais e Auditorium Seynod
A pictorial and musical journey through the human body!
Do trees have a heart? Do volcanoes have arteries? Does my body contain stars? Can a cell be the size of a planet? Do my lungs have branches where birds can build their nests? Get ready for a grand expedition into the depths of our body. We will travel along the banks of arteries, and along the way, we might just find the heart of the mountain… A scientific, sensory, and poetic exploration of the human body, this performance invites us to draw connections between the structures of the body and those of the environment. It offers a new perspective on our organs, cells, and bodily fluids, creating a fascinating kaleidoscope of the human body.
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