How to reconcile solitude with everyday chaos.
Julian Azad Bonnet tells the stories of his youth and adulthood growing up in the agitated city of Paris. The play is a funny and poignant journey about family, fate, love and loss.
This autobiographic one-man show exploring everyday life is at its core a reflection: about how to play with the harmony and music of words, with motion and dance, inertia and love, solitude and sharing. A reflection about the conflicts that hold us in the strange space between forced isolation and our irrepressible need for synergy.
LIMA, where routines and individual paradoxes resist – against all odds – the turmoil of convulsive and cacophonous environments.
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