Description

This is a play with a highly intelligent construction, full of subtlety, and whose staging is almost cinematic.<div> Two women, Pilar and Mathilde, are in the emergency room; one for her son, the other for her husband. Their lives have just been turned upside down, and they ask themselves the same question: could they have, one day, made a different choice so as not to end up here?</div><div> They tell their stories in parallel, recounting the choices they've made in their lives; past and present intertwine to reveal their history. They embody an impressive array of characters: doctor, nurse, man, child, old or young... The actresses are fabulously precise, moving seamlessly from one role to another, from one scene to the next, with fluidity and without a single dull moment, immersing us in the heart of the plot without the need for a costume change.</div><div> or decoration.</div><div> They attempt to answer this single question: do we really have the power to change our destiny?</div><div> The power of their performance is remarkable. After spending a long time side by side, they end up in a gripping confrontation. The narrative mechanics are formidable, and the ending hits you right in the heart.</div><div><br></div>