💘 Cupid is sick, reveries around A Midsummer Night's Dream by Shakespeare 💘

Pauline Sales Creation Théâtre du Pavé________
💬 It's the party. Tine's mother, Hermia, and Robin's father, Lysander, are getting married; it's the recomposition of their family.
Robin and Tine are not brother and sister, they did not choose each other, in fact they do not like each other, they find themselves there because their respective parents divorced.

Tine and Robin are not in the mood for the party; this ability their parents have to love multiple times saddens them.

A few days earlier, Tine met Cupid on an RER platform on her way to the orthodontist. He entrusted her with a jar of jam in which he sneezed. This jar contains the sickness of love, and whoever breathes it in is instantly contaminated.
So, with the jam jar in hand, the two children will set out to dismantle this infinite mechanism of attraction and repulsion that (supposedly) is called love. They will prove that 'love' is worthless, that 'true love' does not exist, that it is only the fruit of chance, and that a simple love potion can separate in no time a couple who have just sworn fidelity and eternal love.

And of course, nothing will go as planned; it will be chaos, yes, but not the one they had imagined.

This starting situation allows us to dive headfirst into Shakespeare's work, since once the plan is named and the love potion is in play, it is the plot of A Midsummer Night's Dream that guides the play; the characters under the influence of the potion speak Shakespeare's text, and the situation, until the resolution, is that of the original work. Here, Tine and Robin act as conductors and replace the fairies in this modern, spirited adaptation of this classic text.

🎤 The last performance will be followed by a karaoke of love and unlove songs.________
📅 from Thursday 13th to Saturday 15th November at 8:30 PM
ℹ️ from 10 years old | duration 1h30
🎟️ reservation | https://billetterie.festik.net/theatredupave/

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