Blick Théâtre creates a pretence theatre, no spoken words play, combining humans and puppets.
Sitting on three stools, in the middle of nowhere, they take care of her. She does not understand them. While she feels overwhelmed by the world outside, she finds comfort in her head, a whimsical otherworldliness inhabited with strange characters. Torn between these two worlds, she sways from one to another not knowing how to make them coexist.
Tempted to escape and forced to stay at the time, the pathway narrows unrelentingly. Her two acolytes look for a way to get into her imaginary world. Feelings of solidarity and break apart emerge among these characters with her back to the wall.
This piece is the outcome of a research on mental health troubles, and most particularly on autism. [hullu] is an invitation to escape from the conventional to experience the relationship with others from an off-the-wall perspective, differently human.
Authors: Loïc Apard, Johanna Ehlert, Sébastien Guérive, Dominique Habouzit, Thomas Maréchal, Matthieu Siefridt
Original Concept: Johanna Ehlert
Director: Dominique Habouzit
Performers: Loïc Apard, Johanna Ehlert, Matthieu Siefridt
Puppeteer and Woman In Black: Élise Nicod
Illusion Effects Advisor: Étienne Saglio
Puppeteer and Costumes Design Concept: Johanna Ehlert
Stage Design and Mecanics: The crew
Lighting Design: Thomas Maréchal
Music Composition and Sound Design: Sébastien Guérive
Puppets Design: Johanna Ehlert, assisted by Manon Dublanc, Élise Nicod
Costume: Sabrina Marletta
Stage Design: Patrick Konieczny, Steve Duprez
Stage Manager And Light Engineer: Thomas Maréchal
Sound Engineer: Julien Bordais
Production, Touring & Administration: Acolytes: Christelle Jung, Véronqiue Dubarry
Sitting on three stools, in the middle of nowhere, they take care of her. She does not understand them. While she feels overwhelmed by the world outside, she finds comfort in her head, a whimsical otherworldliness inhabited with strange characters. Torn between these two worlds, she sways from one to another not knowing how to make them coexist.
Tempted to escape and forced to stay at the time, the pathway narrows unrelentingly. Her two acolytes look for a way to get into her imaginary world. Feelings of solidarity and break apart emerge among these characters with her back to the wall.
This piece is the outcome of a research on mental health troubles, and most particularly on autism. [hullu] is an invitation to escape from the conventional to experience the relationship with others from an off-the-wall perspective, differently human.
Authors: Loïc Apard, Johanna Ehlert, Sébastien Guérive, Dominique Habouzit, Thomas Maréchal, Matthieu Siefridt
Original Concept: Johanna Ehlert
Director: Dominique Habouzit
Performers: Loïc Apard, Johanna Ehlert, Matthieu Siefridt
Puppeteer and Woman In Black: Élise Nicod
Illusion Effects Advisor: Étienne Saglio
Puppeteer and Costumes Design Concept: Johanna Ehlert
Stage Design and Mecanics: The crew
Lighting Design: Thomas Maréchal
Music Composition and Sound Design: Sébastien Guérive
Puppets Design: Johanna Ehlert, assisted by Manon Dublanc, Élise Nicod
Costume: Sabrina Marletta
Stage Design: Patrick Konieczny, Steve Duprez
Stage Manager And Light Engineer: Thomas Maréchal
Sound Engineer: Julien Bordais
Production, Touring & Administration: Acolytes: Christelle Jung, Véronqiue Dubarry
