À peu près Othello d’à peu près Shakespeare
Ben Hamidou
Jeanne Dandoy
Maya de Waele
Othello, a mythical work but which carries with it many all too well-travelled paths. Racism, feminicide, misogyny... Questions at the heart of the work of Ben Hamidou, Jeanne Dandoy and Maya de Waele. Together, they supervise thirteen young people who perform this play in a (very) free adaptation. Thirteen amateur performers who all already have a voice, a presence, a point of view and a talent. They are professionals in the making who lend their freshness to a stirring text of which they are the raw material, with their sensitivity, their humor, their questions.
This contemporary rootedness allows us to revisit Shakespeare's work with an Othello played by a black actor - unlike all the Othellos long played by whites - somewhere in Brussels through the eyes of a youth of 2023 and to offer a multidisciplinary show (theatre, singing and choreographed combat scenes) performed by men and women alike.
Followed by a DJ set by young people at 9:30 p.m. in the bar
Calendar
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- 20:15
Information
Language
fr
Duration
70'
Venue
Salle Jacques Huisman
Kids
7 +
Cast
Mise en scène
Ben Hamidou
Jeanne Dandoy
Maya de Waele
Chant et arrangement musical
Maya de Waele
El Meksali Jihan
Création lumière et son
Simon Martial
Ferri Van Overstraeten
Cascades
Jérôme Vilain
Costumes
Émilie Jonet
Photos
Hubert Amiel
Vidéo
Nikita Trocki
Cédric Bourgeois
Service presse
EOS Communication - Sophie Dupavé
Communication
Maison des Cultures de Molenbeek - Lina Derventlis
Création collective avec
Anass El Youssoufi
Steve Belotshi
Matteo Bixio
Sébastien Boon
Lina Daif
Jihan El Meksali
Jawad Karakhou
Jérémy Nawasadio
Julie Ngelesi
Léa Scliffet
Gabriel Belotshi
Collaboration artistique
Seriallilith asbl
Yassmine Baal
Lina Miftah
Maya Van Solinge
Une production de
Smoners asbl en coproduction avec la Maison des Cultures et de la Cohésion Sociale de Molenbeek.
Avec le soutien de
la secrétaire d’État à la région de Bruxelles Capitale Nawal Ben Hamou, de l’Echevine de la culture Françoise Shepmans, du collège des Bourgmestre et Échevins de Molenbeek Saint-Jean et de la Commission communautaire française.
Merci particulièrement au Théâtre National Wallonie-Bruxelles pour le prêt des costumes.
