Theater - Le Poustou - Tourtour

‘La Folie Courteline’ The life and work of Georges Courteline Alongside Feydeau and Labiche, Courteline is the king of Belle Époque theatre. With his consistent use of satire and the absurd throughout his work, he provides the perfect playground for actors. Comedy is everywhere, and the ridiculous is ever-present. ‘The Racing Bike’ A funny and heart-warming story about life, family, love… and sometimes even cycling! A life journey retraced through a simple object. We all have our own ‘Proustian madeleine’ – an object tucked away at the back of a shed that we’d forgotten about… But one day, that object catches our eye. We look at it and realise just how much it has shaped our lives. A gentle comedy that will have you daydreaming until you lose your bearings, and which aims to answer some of life’s big questions… ‘ Be patience, my love’ Marc and Sophie are a proper couple. Well… sort of. She’s divorced; he’ll be soon. So in the meantime, they’re having fun like carefree teenagers, convinced that tomorrow – or the day after – Marc will be free to commit more fully. But time is passing, and Sophie’s patience is wearing thin. Will it eventually snap? ‘I hate Mondays’ ‘Between love and loss, an intimate tribute to Bernard Buffet.’ Annabel Buffet, performing alone on stage, addresses the audience as if speaking to her beloved, to his absence, and to life itself. Through memories and writings, the figure of Bernard Buffet emerges – a deeply passionate painter for whom art was a language with which to confront loneliness and human suffering.