Could circus help us to walk the razor edge of bereavement? With graceful gestures and gentle comedy, Compagnie Courant d’Cirque shows that a subject as delicate as the suicide of a father can lead to cherished moments of limitless poetry. Boutès 4.41 is the meeting between the silent acts of a juggler and aerial artist, and the acrobatic words of an actor. The two performers Tania Simili and Jean-Luc Piraux, reflecting a father and daughter, explore the thousand and one ways of sharing memories from opposite sides of the proverbial veil. And what if tears were sometimes a laugh that got lost on the way?
- DIRECTION ARTISTIQUE ET MISE EN SCÈNE : Sarah Simili
- ÉCRITURE : Sarah Simili, Tania Simili & Jean-Luc Piraux
- INTERPRÉTATION : Tania Simili & Jean-Luc Piraux
- SOUTIEN À LA DRAMATURGIE : Antoine Zivelonghi, Laurent Ancion & Sylvain Honorez
- REGARD BIENVEILLANT : Catherine Magis
- CONCEPTION SONORE : Thomas Barlatier
- CONCEPTION ÉCLAIRAGE ET RÉGIE : Antoine Zivelonghi
- COSTUMES : Patty Eggerickx
- PRODUCTION ET ADMINISTRATION : Sarah Simili
- CAPTATION VIDÉO : La Lune Urbaine
- SOUTIENS : Espace Catastrophe – Centre International de Création des Arts du Cirque [BE], TLH – Sierre [CH], Théâtre du Crochetan – Monthey [CH], Malévoz Quartier Culturel [CH], Dispositif Théâtre Pro de l’Etat du Valais [CH], La Loterie Romande [CH], La Fédération Wallonie-Bruxelles [BE], Latitude 50 [BE], la Maison des Jonglages [FR], Flic Scuola di Circo [IT].