« Tout le bleu du ciel » : une fable poétique bouleversante au théâtre

The theatrical adaptation of Melissa Da Costa's bestseller "Tout le bleu du ciel" is currently captivating audiences. Directed by Mikaël Chirinian, the play follows Emile, a 26-year-old man with early-onset Alzheimer's who posts a classified ad seeking a companion for a final journey. He is answered by a young woman, played by Blanche Sottou, who also seeks escape. Together, they embark on a road trip through the Pyrenees, finding solace in each other's company. Audran Cattin portrays Emile with profound sincerity, while Laetitia Franchetti plays Marjorie, Emile's sister, who serves as a third narrative voice. The production features dreamlike video projections by Mike Guermyet and a soundscape by Pierre-Antoine Durand, creating an atmosphere that blends reality and dream. The play explores themes of mortality, connection, and healing, and has been praised for its moving and poetic storytelling. It is currently showing, with performances by the talented cast, and is not to be missed.