Notre peur de n'être
Fabrice Murgia (Belgium) & Artara (Belgium)
For his new performance, Fabrice Murgia, the wonder boy of the French-speaking theatre in Belgium, immerses himself in the psyche of young people nowadays : those who were born in a digital age in which everything changes super-fast and nothing seems certain. The hope for change has come to rest more and more heavily on the shoulders of our youth but sometimes it is too much for them too. Only think of Hikikomori, the latest craze in Japan : young people who lock themselves up in their bedroom for months, with only a computer screen as a window on the world.
Murgia incorporates the newest technology in his performances to speak about the loneliness and the alienation that are typical of this age. Last summer Notre peur de n'être premièred at the prestigious Festival d' Avignon.
CONCEPT AND DIRECTION Fabrice Murgia / DRAMATURGY RESEARCHES Vincent Hennebicq / ARTISTIC ADVICE Jacques Delcuvellerie / ASSISTANT Vladimir Steyaert / TRAINEE Emma Depoid / VIDEO Jean-François Ravagnan et Giacinto Caponio / MUSIC Maxime Glaude / LIGHTING DESIGN Marc Lhommel / SCENOGRAPHY Vincent Lemaire / WITH Clara Bonnet, Nicolas Buysse, Anthony Foladore, Cécile Maidon, Magali Pinglaut, Ariane Rousseau / TECHNICAL DIRECTION Marc Defrise / SOUND ENGENEER Sébastien Courtoy / VIDEO DIRECTION Giacinto Caponio / LIGHT DIRECTION Emily Brassier / DECOR BUILD BY l'Atelier de La Comédie de Saint-Etienne / PRODUCTION Cie Artara & Théâtre National-Bruxelles / COPRODUCTION L’Air Libre, Rennes / La Comédie de Caen / La Comédie de Saint-Etienne / La Comédie de Valence / Le Groupov / la maison de la culture de Tournai-NEXT Festival / Le manège.mons / Le Théâtre de Grasse / Le Théâtre de Liège / Le Théâtre de Namur / Le Théâtre des Bergeries / Noisy le Sec / Le Théâtre Dijon-Bourgogne / Le Théâtre Sainte-Maxime / COLLABORATION WITH Michel Serres, around the book Petite Poucette – Ed. Le Pommier / WITH THE SUPPORT OF la Fédération Wallonie-Bruxelles / Wallonie- Bruxelles International / Centre Wallonie Bruxelles- Paris / DIESE # Rhône Alpes / Eubelius.
Fabrice Murgia is an associated artist of Le Théâtre National, Bruxelles
