Productions

David Maison, Jérémie Le Louët, Anthony Courret, Julien Buchy & Noémie Guedj

Production 2014

Affreux, bêtes et pédants

Based on its observations of the theatre industry, Affreux, bêtes et pédants denounces posturing, of the most pathetic kind, and all the imposters that are connected with it. In short, an unholy array of monsters. Preconceived ideas, the commonplace, and downright stupidity are the basis for this hard-hitting, unbiased fresco.

Anywhere

Production 2014

Ciels de feu et de glace

In 2014, the Musée de la Poste commissioned Dramaticules to create the programme for a staged-reading in resonance with the La Tête dans les nuages exhibition. Jérémie Le Louët turned to one of his favourite authors: Marcel Schwob.

Anywhere

Production 2013

Enfants de l’enfer

Jean Delabroy revisits the eight historical pieces that Shakespeare devoted to The Wars of the Roses. Enfants de l’enfer comprises two monologues, Immanité et Humanité. Dramaticules created this diptych as part of their association with the Théâtre de Châtillon, in conjunction with the creation of their full-scale production of Richard III.

On stage

Production 2012

Richard III

Through a mixture of seduction, manipulation, composition, and imprecation, Richard turns his ascension and fall from power into a very entertaining spectacle. It provides us with an implacable, sarcastic and angry demonstration of the mediocrity of the world.

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Production 2011

Le Roi au masque d’or

A masterpiece from the collection of the same name written by Marcel Schwob in 1893, Le Roi au masque d’or embraces with extraordinary might all the themes that the symbolists were so fond of: masks, mirrors, the moon, blood, purity and the tragic destiny of men.

KaKatarzyna Krotki, Jérémie Le Louët, Noémie Guedj, Jonathan Frajenbert & Anthony Courret © Sébastien Chambert

On stage

Production 2011

Salomé

Salomé is a declaration of love to the French language, a meteor in the work of Oscar Wilde. In this moon-inspired poem, imbibed with exoticism and strange sonorities, Dramaticules endows the different characters with the full range of feelings and emotions.

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Production 2010

Les Décadents

The latter 19th century abounds with the most wonderful storywriters in literature across the globe. Jérémie Le Louët performs an anthology of tales which enables us to grasp the stylistic flourish of the decadent movement. From lyrical works to baroque humour, and the use of explosive language, Les Décadents brings us poetry which is playful, surprising and spectacular.

On stage

Production 2010

Le Horla

In Le Horla, Jérémie Le Louët finds strong resonances with his work as an actor. The staging does not seek to create a Normandy-inspired interior. Instead, by virtue of its simplicity and technical exigencies, it aims to shed light upon the obsessions, anguish, and metaphysical questions that the protagonist is subject to.

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Production 2010

Le Journal d’un fou

Written in 1835, this short story by Nicolaï Gogol is the only text in his repertory of works which is written in the first person. In the space of a few days, its hero loses his grip on reality. He starts by succumbing to strange feelings of desire, overhears a conversation between two dogs and then mistakes himself for the king of Spain…

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