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Adrien Béal, Compagnie Théâtre Déplié<div> Rehearsal: a feminine noun which, in theatre, evokes two meanings: the preparation for a future moment and the repetition, night after night, of the same show, of a series of actions, interactions and emotions.</div><div><br></div><div> Adrien Béal delves into the gap between these definitions and invites us to a captivating experience. Fifteen years after Il est trop tôt pour prendre des décisions définitives (It's Too Early to Make Definitive Decisions), the company's first show with actor Arthur Igual, he proposes to revisit this project, for which no archives exist.</div><div><br></div><div> It's not about reconstructing, but about traversing again. The audience is invited to this endeavor: a shared laboratory, where theatre is created before our very eyes. Drawing on philosophical inspirations—including Kierkegaard's Repetition—the performance takes this "second time" as its starting point.</div><div><br></div><div> Something is happening, here and now, live. And to bring things full circle, the artists follow the advice of the Danish thinker: prefer farce to tragedy.</div>