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Théâtre National Wallonie-Bruxelles

Maison chaos

Joëlle Sambi

03 > 13.04.2024
Performance – Slam

Author, poet, slammer, Afrofeminist, LGBTQIA+ activist and permanent exile, Jöelle Sambi is one of the most committed figures on the current scene. Her latest creation, Maison chaos, uses forms as diverse as slam, lyrical song, electronic music, video and sound. 

Maison chaos is a show woven from committed poetry that tells of the paths we take to escape violence. The violence that pushes us to dwell on a painful memory or to seek refuge elsewhere. To take to the road to escape one’s inner demons. To listen to the wrinkles of our tormented bodies.

Joëlle Sambi is an associate artist at the Théâtre National Wallonie-Bruxelles

Coproduction Théâtre National Wallonie-Bruxelles

 

→ Free for members of Different Class

Calendar

  • - 19:30
  • - 20:30

    Introduction · 20:00

  • - 20:30
  • - 19:30
  • - 20:30
  • - 19:30
  • - 20:30

    Introduction · 20:00

  • - 20:30
  • - 19:30

Information

Language

fr

Duration

1hr 10mins

Venue

Salle Jacques Huisman

Cast

Writing and directing
Joëlle Sambi

With
Joëlle Sambi
Raphaële Green

alternating with
Elisabeth Moussous
Sara Machine

Direction assistante 
Maya Lombard

Dramaturgy
Meryl Moens

Sound design
Magali Gruselle (Sara Machine)

Video design
Clac
Alexandra Dols

Mask design
Bky Walden

Costume design
Perrine Wanegue

Scenography and Set design
Antigone Aristidou
Livia Loprete

Film shooting
Camille Langlois (camera)
Simon Morard (sound)
Nicolas Pommier (sound and field recording)
Toussaint, Pasta, Alfred Musongela (fixers)

Light designa and Stage manager
Lou Van Egmond de la collective la CLaM

Sound operator
Edith Herregods

Video
Clac

Production assistant
Sasha Lampole

Outside view
Rébecca Chaillon
Axel Cornil
Alexandra Dols
Anne Festraets
Myriam Monheim

Production
Théâtre de Namur

Coproduction 
Théâtre National Walonie-Bruxelles, Central La Louvière

With the support of
taxshelter.be, ING et du tax-shelter du gouvernement fédéral belge, Théâtre Joliette à Marseille et les ateliers costumes et décor du Théâtre National Wallonie-Bruxelles

Special thanks to
Martin Coene

© Camille Langlois
Le Rideau de saison, Maak & Transmettre · photo : Lucile Dizier, 2024