50 years ago, the Veil law decriminalized abortion in France. A battle hard won by generations of feminists, and a right still to be defended. To mark the Day of Action for the Right to Abortion, we invite you to join us for a festive cultural evening, with a show about abortion, poetry and music.
Show starts: 8pm
Running time: 1h20
ages 12 and up
Thank you for your attendance and support!
"This is the story of a woman who has an abortion.
It's the story of that gray area: being happy to have the right but sad to use it.
Like a window opening onto her intimacy, Madame Red invites the audience into a warm, comfortable, red interior. The den where the story begins and ends: a living room with a uterine air.
Madame Red has just returned from a trip, and in her suitcase are all the people she met there. The characters follow one another like the many voices swirling in the head of the hesitant woman. And in and around her head, music resonates and punctuates her journey.
It's about abortion; it's about laughing about it, exorcising it and giving voice to what we're used to whispering about: making the non-event an event."
Show starts: 8pm
Running time: 1h20
ages 12 and up
Thank you for your attendance and support!
"This is the story of a woman who has an abortion.
It's the story of that gray area: being happy to have the right but sad to use it.
Like a window opening onto her intimacy, Madame Red invites the audience into a warm, comfortable, red interior. The den where the story begins and ends: a living room with a uterine air.
Madame Red has just returned from a trip, and in her suitcase are all the people she met there. The characters follow one another like the many voices swirling in the head of the hesitant woman. And in and around her head, music resonates and punctuates her journey.
It's about abortion; it's about laughing about it, exorcising it and giving voice to what we're used to whispering about: making the non-event an event."
