Camus is hip-hop, between misery and sun

When the Hip-Hop meets Albert Camus: a poetic and fraternal revolt takes place on stage.Two Hip-Hop dancers take hold of Albert Camus’ thought to make dialogue revolt and fraternity. Between the New York of the 1970s, the cradle of Hip-Hop, and the Mediterranean dear to Camus, the company Par-Allèles wishes to echo the name "Albert Camus" in a poetic and percuting Hip-Hop dance. This French born in Algeria, a man of commitment, by his acts, words and words. He protested against all forms of inequality. "Albert Camus is Hip-Hop" contestant and engaged, through this play that mixes dance and theatre, we wish his name to reason. A biographical duo that retraces the great moments of Camus' life.

Find Texts: Albert Camus, Catherine Verlaguet, Jamal M’hanna Find Creation Light: Maximilien LeroyCo-production: Théâtre le Carré Ste Maxime, Théâtre de Draguignan, scène nationale Châteauvallon et Ville de Roquebrune s/Argens et F.O.L Drôme (federation des travaux laïques)

Duration: approximately 55 min

Price: from 12€