Detail of a Greek red-figure vase
Cie Frenhofer / Flavien Bellec et Etienne Blanc
This play could be an adaptation of Homer’s *The Odyssey*. But without Odysseus, without sirens, without cyclopses. In fact, don’t be fooled by the title: it could just as easily be a declaration of love for the theater as a manifesto against everything about it that’s dusty, a bit ridiculous, and outdated.
One thing is certain: Flavien Bellec and Etienne Blanc are among the most inventive artists of their generation. For them, a theater isn’t a static sanctuary, but a playground where anything can happen.
A laboratory, stand-up comedy, an unexpected experience… Anything could happen, because they love to play fast and loose with the titles of their plays and toy with your expectations.
