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Théatre de plein air : Le théâtre ambulant de Chopalovitch
📅 Jul 15, 2026
📍 Place de l'hôtel, 44420 Mesquer
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By Troupe Réunie pour la Poésie et la Liberté
Le Théâtre ambulant Chopalovitch tells the story of a theater troupe that "lands" in a Nazi-occupied Serbian town in 1941. The troupe wants to perform Schiller?s The Brigands. But the inhabitants are overwhelmed by a reality that keeps them in a state of terror. Between curiosity, incomprehension and misunderstandings, two worlds meet and sometimes clash.
Against this backdrop, where does theater fit in? For Vassili, it's there to help man live; for Philippe, it's Life itself; while Elisabeth doesn't know; Sophie believes it's an escape from everyday life. And for the villagers, theater simply has no place. But when a young village resistance fighter is arrested, it's the theater that delivers him...
Lyubomir Simovitch's text shows us how the imaginary can give us the weapons to face the "flood" of everyday life, even with a wooden sword.
Behind the humour and drama lurks this great questioning of the role of art and its concrete link with everyday life. Theater will never win wars, but it can help change the world. Even when it lies, it always tells a little of the truth?
Show for all ages 10 and up
Le Théâtre ambulant Chopalovitch tells the story of a theater troupe that "lands" in a Nazi-occupied Serbian town in 1941. The troupe wants to perform Schiller?s The Brigands. But the inhabitants are overwhelmed by a reality that keeps them in a state of terror. Between curiosity, incomprehension and misunderstandings, two worlds meet and sometimes clash.
Against this backdrop, where does theater fit in? For Vassili, it's there to help man live; for Philippe, it's Life itself; while Elisabeth doesn't know; Sophie believes it's an escape from everyday life. And for the villagers, theater simply has no place. But when a young village resistance fighter is arrested, it's the theater that delivers him...
Lyubomir Simovitch's text shows us how the imaginary can give us the weapons to face the "flood" of everyday life, even with a wooden sword.
Behind the humour and drama lurks this great questioning of the role of art and its concrete link with everyday life. Theater will never win wars, but it can help change the world. Even when it lies, it always tells a little of the truth?
Show for all ages 10 and up