Les résistantes - un évènement théâtral participatif
Take any historical subject, approach it from a female perspective, and you will inevitably see new things emerge."
About this event
Three resistance fighters, three intertwined destinies: a plunge into women’s fight against Nazism.
During the Second World War, the crucial role of women was long forgotten. Couriers, activists, rescuers, and organizers of underground networks, many of them joined this “army of shadows.” Through the portraits of Geneviève de Gaulle, Mila Racine, and Lucie Aubrac, Les Résistantes highlights the importance of their actions for freedom.
After the show Léon Blum, une vie héroïque, Philippe Collin, Violaine Ballet, and Charles Berling once again draw on podcasts broadcast on France Inter to imagine this new creation. Combining theater, radio, drawing, and singing, the work brings together performers and artists from the region. Together, they compose a choral narrative in which individual destinies meet the course of history. A collective experience in which the audience is invited to participate through songs and discussions.
