Imagine the world if men abolished night and rest? This is the theme chosen by twenty-seven students from the theater workshop at the Jean-Rostand college in Draguignan. From classes ranging from 6e at the 3e, the young Dracénois worked under the direction of Gaëlle Chauveau and Caroline Jasica, professors of literature within the establishment. Created in the form of a dystopia – a fictional tale depicting an imaginary society that prevents its members from achieving happiness – the show A world without night is inspired by a play by the author Laurent Gaudé performed in particular in March 2022 on the stage of the Théâtre de l’Esplanade: The Last Night of the World.
A charity show
“The students will propose several very diverse sketches, explains Gaëlle Chauveau. The story is set in the distant future from which images of the past reappear.
Alternately, excerpts from plays will be presented to the public: A love story d’Alexis Michalik, Cyrano de Bergerac by Edmond Rostand, The Bourgeois Gentleman et Imaginary sick by Moliere, Rumors by Jean Michel Ribes or even Santa Clause is garbagewill follow one another on the stage of the Chabran auditorium.
“We brush all the eras of the theater up to the present day”, continues the French teacher. The opportunity for the students, who have worked for a long time, to demonstrate the full extent of their talent, which is moreover in solidarity. The profits from the show will go to the Phonambule association, which offers musical entertainment to sick children hospitalized in Var establishments.
A large audience is expected.
Spectacle The world without night Tuesday, June 6 at 6:30 p.m. Auditorium of the Chabran cultural centre. Admission 2 euros for the benefit of Phonambule Tickets on sale on site in the Chabran hall from 6 p.m.
#Draguignan #college #students #imagine #world #night
