About
It rains honey on Ithaca inspired by characters from the Odyssey. Penelope is the central figure, but the others are never far away. As for Ulysses, he remains at a distance, yet his presence continues to haunt the story.This creation takes the form of a theatrical experiment around loneliness, self-fiction, and the unpopulated feeling. She also explores the ceremonial character of everyday life, revealing the ritual force of simple gestures. At this stage, the project presents itself primarily as a sensory search carried out by sound and image. It also becomes a valuable opportunity to clarify and affirm the artistic approach of its author.
Credits
Emile Beauchemin, Marie-Catherine Bouchard, Élie Bouchard, Joëlle Bourdon, Benoît Fortier, Noémie F. Savoie, Émilie Lévesque, Marie McNicoll, Mathieu Turcotte, Caroline Turmel. With the collaboration of Jack Robitaille