Description

Boudin transforms the stage into a playground where the rules of good behavior are shattered with humor and impertinence.<div> Through a physical, burlesque, and unrestrained performance, Claire Dosso and Sandrine Juglair explore everything childhood teaches us to contain: overwhelming emotions, unrestrained bodies, and words that slip out. Like in a giant, absurd, and jubilant shaker, gestures, attitudes, and social conventions blend into comic chaos. Why must we be well-behaved, obey, speak "correctly," or control our bodies? What if impertinence were a force for freedom?</div><div> Funny, spirited and profoundly liberating, Boudin celebrates the irreverent energy of childhood and invites young and old to laugh at the norms that shape us... in order to shake them up.</div>