Claire Heggen Presents 'Ma P'tite Dame' Performance on Aging at Théâtre Victor Hugo
Claire Heggen, drawing on five decades of research into movement-based theatricality, presents 'Ma P'tite Dame,' a performance exploring aging through poetic, aesthetic, and humorous dimensions. The work consists of three distinct segments: 'Stéréotypetoc' examines societal expectations of older individuals with absurd clowning; 'Vieill'ire' features Heggen confronting aging alongside a puppet double; and 'Laps' delves into fragmented memory through revisiting gestural compositions. The production is staged at Théâtre Victor Hugo and includes a post-show celebration marking the beginning of a fifteen-day festival period.
Key facts
- Claire Heggen created 'Ma P'tite Dame' based on 50 years of movement research
- The performance explores aging through poetic, aesthetic, and humorous approaches
- It consists of three segments: 'Stéréotypetoc,' 'Vieill'ire,' and 'Laps'
- The production is presented at Théâtre Victor Hugo
- A post-show celebration marks the start of a fifteen-day festival
Entities
Artists
- Claire Heggen
Institutions
- Théâtre Victor Hugo
- Club Artistik Rezo