Description
A dramatized reading of the novel *Le Ciel l’a mauvaise* by Éléa Marini, full of emotions, resilience, and hope, in the face of the upheavals of the world.
As part of its participation in the Var Readers' Prize, the Jehanne Arnaud Library is hosting a dramatized reading of the novel *Le Ciel l’a mauvaise* by Éléa Marini, presented by the Var-based company "La Dérouleuse," under the "Lire en territoire" program supported by the Department and the Departmental Loan Library. When the colors of the world waver, humanity is revealed...
Under a sky heavy with threats, heat crushes the landscapes, winds pick up, and waters rise. Bo, Alma, and Isaac, three people seemingly worlds apart, see their paths cross in the heart of the disaster. Together, they face the collapse of a world to bring about solidarity, hope, and the strength of human connections.
Through a sensitive and embodied vocal performance, actors Élisa Queneutte and Maxime Guinand bring to life a powerful novel where the colors of the sky, the earth, and emotions merge with the shades of our vulnerabilities. The company turns the show into a meeting space where words come to life, swinging between emotion, humor, and tenderness.
It's an invitation to feel the full range of emotions, from shadow to light.
