Citizen Voices Festival presents theatrical exploration of assisted reproduction

The Festival Paroles Citoyennes is presenting a theatrical production titled 'Parce que mon Amour' that examines themes related to medically assisted reproduction. The performance follows multiple characters navigating issues of family lineage and reproductive technology. Camille and Naël pursue assisted reproduction after receiving an infertility diagnosis. Emma learns after her father's death that she was conceived through sperm donation and embarks on a search for her biological identity. Leïla, an attorney, advocates for ending donor anonymity while pursuing her own path to motherhood. These interconnected stories explore personal, familial, and legal dimensions of modern family creation. Following the performance, a panel discussion will address whether assisted reproduction represents an individual right over one's body and life choices or involves broader societal implications. The event is organized in partnership with Club Artistik Rezo. The production engages with contemporary debates surrounding reproductive rights and family structures through dramatic narrative.