Babïl

Tohu and Bohu are here to tell us the story of a people who decide to build a tower but struggle to do so. Like the characters in the story they’ve invented, the two friends have trouble seeing eye to eye: Tohu is very articulate and tends to dominate the conversation, while Bohu is shy. Yet they’ll have to find a way to get along...Inspired by the myth of the Tower of Babel, Sarah Carré’s script playfully explores speech as a matter of power. With only a few maps as their set, the two actors play with words and gestures, sing, dance, and mime, establishing a playful and rhythmic connection with the audience. “It’s enchanting. A short but intense theatrical moment that appeals to both children and adults.” J.-R. Barland, La Provence In collaboration with the Cosmo 10 social cohesion service in Monthey


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