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In Ear's kitchen - poster

Fiche du spectacle In Ear's kitchen

In Ear's kitchen

By the company Le Moulin à Musique
In Ear's kitchen - poster

Theme

How can we live well together with our differences?

Show summary

An elderly woman, both meticulous and reclusive, is threatened by the sudden presence of a dashing young man in her home. Each one having their own secrets, habits and pasts, they open up to each other in a very special-sounding kitchen. This impromptu meeting has many surprises in store for them both!

The two characters are accompanied on their journey into the heart of music by two onstage musicians, creating musical moments that are comical, surprising and positive in a lively kitchen unlike any other. The show addresses themes of listening, sharing, helping one another and intergenerational relations.

The person who created the show wants

  • Demonstrate the value of sharing and mutual aid within a family or group of friends
  • Encourage receptiveness and attentiveness to others
  • Raising awareness of another way of communicating: non-verbal language or the importance of gesture

The person who created the show doesn’t want

  • Believing that differences necessarily separate
Tip1

You don’t need to be an expert to appreciate a work of art.

There is no right or wrong perception/interpretation.

There isn’t necessarily something to understand.

Just because you don’t enjoy a show once doesn’t mean that will always be the case.

Tip2

There’s more to a cultural experience than liking or disliking a work of art. All the nuances that you might feel may be explored.

Everything you experience during a show is important, even boredom.

Tip3

Children need to express their emotions during the show.

“Shushing” during the show can be more bothersome than the children’s laughter.

Intention

The support we are suggesting encourages positive expectations that will sharpen the children’s attention.

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  • Authors : Marie-Hélène da Silva and Daniel Rancourt
  • Staging and Dramaturgy : Marcel Pomerlo
  • Composer and Musical Director : Barah Héon-Morissette
  • Artistic Director : Marie-Hélène da Silva
  • Sound design and Electroacoustic Music : Collectif Trames
  • Set Design and Costumes : Marie-Ève Fortier
  • Lighting : Lucie Bazzo
  • Movement Coach : Danielle Lecourtois
  • Performers : Victor Alibert, Marie-Hélène da Silva, Barah Héon-Morissette, Xavier Malô
  • Photos Credit : Benoît Z Leroux
  • Authors : Marie-Hélène da Silva and Daniel Rancourt
  • Staging and Dramaturgy : Marcel Pomerlo
  • Composer and Musical Director : Barah Héon-Morissette
  • Artistic Director : Marie-Hélène da Silva
  • Sound design and Electroacoustic Music : Collectif Trames
  • Set Design and Costumes : Marie-Ève Fortier
  • Lighting : Lucie Bazzo
  • Movement Coach : Danielle Lecourtois
  • Performers : Victor Alibert, Marie-Hélène da Silva, Barah Héon-Morissette, Xavier Malô
  • Photos Credit : Benoît Z Leroux